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Gaulke shows how to do your homework on your audience: which questions to ask and who to ask. How to develop empathy for the audience and get in synch with the program at large. Even how to develop charisma.
Many speakers must think they are who they are and have little hope of developing the larger-than-life quality of charisma. Gaulke lists ways you can fake it until you make it: smile, keep eye contact, be positive and agreeable, use humor, energy, and enthusiasm.
Going through the book's 101 ways gives the would-be speaker an opportunity to develop a personal improvement program. Gaulke's advice for keeping business audiences is concise and practical. Her new book is a handy review for anyone giving a speech or presentation soon.
Michael Pellecchia writes about business and finance books each month He can be reached at michael_pellecchia@bookpage.com.
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