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Included in the new topics is one on MSG and the side effects that it causes.
Archive for September, 2009
Speech Topics…New Ones Including MSG Safety
Monday, September 28th, 2009When Should You Use Negative Motivation
Thursday, September 24th, 2009Most of the time it is counter productive to use negative motivation. However there is one exception. This is when you frame the threat as something that the entire group is facing. Then it is a combined threat for everyone, including the one making the threat.
But there is an essential point when the threat has to be transformed into an positive motivation. If you make this switch, then the positive becomes exponential.
This is an essential skill to learn as a public speaking motivator and reaching the audience mind.
To get the answer, go to SpeechMastery.com in the motivation section to get the answer.
Bad Breath Solution
Thursday, September 24th, 2009On Speechmastery.com you can find six ways to deal with bad breath. We recently added a seventh one. This is one of the best all natural bad breath remedies we have seen. It involves another of the many health beneficial uses for yogurt.
Gargle with a 50-50 mix of lemon juice and filtered water. Then eat a spoon full of unsweetened yogurt.
This should provide you with good breath for about 12 hours.
Good speaking health to you.
Gender Difference in Communication
Friday, September 18th, 2009Numerous professional speakers will say that there is no difference between the genders when speaking to an audience. Other theories say that our differences are as vast as two planets in our solar system.
Studies have looked at the differences between boys and girls from youth into adulthood. Understanding the differences can improve your ability to communicate one on one and to 1000 when your public speaking.
Check them out.
Speaker Wannabes: Be Heard and Not Seen
Wednesday, September 16th, 2009If your old enough you will remember the saying, “Children should be seen but not heard.”
This got me to thinking. Some people would like to have a career in public speaking but do not necessarily want the attention.
There is a way. On reviewing a sister site, one of the pages spoke of narrating a YouTube video. This is something that does not require any presence on your behalf. However your speaking skills can shine. Further this will get you exposure to get you even more jobs.
Check it out. Realestate YouTube Selling and your public speaking behind the scenes could make you a hit.
This will provide a unique way to present yourself, a unique audience, and another way to master making money from public speaking.
Speak well and prosper.
Sleep Tight: Get the Meaning Right
Wednesday, September 16th, 2009Lack of a good nights sleep is a major problem in the world today.
This makes it great fodder for public speakers. However, what may seem a wonderful tidbit of information may get you in trouble.
The saying sleep tight is the fodder of of many tour guides. They will explain how beds with interwoven ropes supported the mattress. As the ropes would sag, tightening would be required. Thus the phrase was born, sleep tight. At least that is what they say.
Here it the problem. There is no historical proof that the phrase sleep tight means that.
It is most likely a verbal legend. All we know for sure is that rope were the support for the mattress.
The wordsmiths who study this will tell you that the saying “sleep tight” has its origins in the year 1886. That means it is not nearly as old as the beds. It is therefore, unlikely to have the implied meaning.
Additionally, the word “tight” was used to mean “soundly” in the 18th and 19th centuries.
So if you want to sleep soundly, make sure what you say is sound, tight and accurate.
Avoid perpetuating verbal legends.
MSG: A Delicious Speech Topic if You Do It Right
Tuesday, September 15th, 2009It is not enough to tell your audience what they need to be careful about. You also need to tell them how to be careful.
Take public speaking on MSG or monosodium glutamate. You could tell of the dangers and nothing more. What if you also told them what foods the MSG was found in. Further what if you told them how to protect themselves from the unavoidable MSG that is in their diet.
Then you would have a well rounded speech.
Since the antidote, glutathione is a bit technical, it would be best to leave it out. However, describing the foods and supplements as MSG antidotes would cover your base.
One word of caution. Nobody will be able to keep up with the list of foods. Why not make a print out fo the foods and ingredients that have MSG in them. Now, not only will you have given a memorable talk, you will have given them something to remember you by.
Here are three links on the topic.
Ingredients and Foods Containing MSG
Speak well and prosper.
Facebook Marketing…Are You?
Friday, September 11th, 2009FaceBook marketing is a rather simple process. You create a profile about your accomplishments in such a way that you do not appear to be bragging. Rather, like a resume, you put your best feats forward.
Here is a deeper look at FaceBook Marketing and how you can use it to promote yourself for a job or your public speaking career.
Looking For Speech Topics….Try Keywords
Friday, September 11th, 2009I was getting tired of writing about the same old stuff and decided to check out some keyword tools.
Not only did I find fodder, I found topics that could make great, timely topics to speak about.
Go to Assist2web.com and work your way through the list.