Public speaking book for public speaking coaching and public speaking training

The fully illustrated book is complete. It has an expected
wide-release date to sites like Amazon in January, 2008.

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SUMMARY:

You CAN master the skill of public speaking! Laugh your way through Milo’s clever, tip-loaded “Top 10 Lists”. Conquer any fears as you excel in this important tool for success.

Milo Shapiro blends core speaking fundamentals, lessons learned from his own years as a professional motivational speaker, and relevant exercises from the world of improvisation to make his speeches, coaching, and books more fun than the norm.

With chapters like...

Ten Great Ways to Blow It In Your First Ten Seconds

Ten Neat Things To Talk About If You WANT To Alienate Your Audience

Ten Healing Ways to Deal With The FEAR and Reduce the STRESS

Ten Cool Tricks to Ease The Torture of Memorization

...this book is a fun read, but full of valuable ideas for anyone who needs to be in front of groups for speeches, sales, teaching, and more.

TESTIMONIALS

“Finally, an end to the dry books on the important topic of ‘presentation skills’! Milo Shapiro uses his wit and wonderful storytelling abilities to make this book a pleasure to read.

"His fun ‘top-ten’ format is brimming with ideas that are helpful and easy to implement, whether you’re someone who wants to be a more effective speaker in work related settings, or if you plan to speak professionally for as an occupation.

"Even seasoned professional speakers will gain insights from the unique perspective of the man who came into this career from a background in both business and improvisation!”

- Lenora Billings-Harris,

Past-President of the National Speakers Association

“Besides being chock-full of information that everyone who speaks needs to hear, Milo Shapiro has a way of making whatever he talks about sound interesting. He could write two hundred pages on dryer lint and hold my attention. Have your highlighting pen ready; you’ll be referring back to this book time and again.”

— Lewis Harrison, Past President of the

National Speakers Association, New York Chapter