Public Speaking - How to Magnetize and Amaze Your Audience

Speaking in public can sometimes be a real challenge, if not a source of embarrassment; not only to normal people, but even to persons of high status such as professors, doctors, artists and entrepreneurs. They may have hesitations in facing an audience, often accompanied by sweaty palms, stuttering, anxiety, and even panic attacks. These dilemmas often cause untold problems to the speaker (especially in self-expression) and unpleasant effects to the audience.
Technical terms in public speaking are explained here - and in a easy to understand way - to help you grow as a good public speaker. There are scores of books on public speaking, but few really give practical help. This book's goal is to do what other books have not in terms of giving direct beneficial information. Careful thought has been given to people who really love to speak publicly but do not have the luxury of time to prepare for such.
This will help you make your next speech a great one, and become better with each succeeding speech.  Its goal is to help people write and deliver an interesting, clear, and cogent speech that benefits them in their personal and professional lives.