Public Presentation

Hallo! Mein Name ist Carsten Schaefer. Ich bin staatlich geprüfter Übersetzer und Dolmetscher für die englische Sprache, und seit über 30 Jahren kennt man mich als Fernseh- und Radiomoderator. Im Rahmen dieser Aktivitäten blicke ich auf unzählige öffentliche Auftritte, gehaltene Reden, moderierte Shows und geführte Interviews zurück. Ich habe mich in den unterschiedlichsten Situationen bewähren müssen und mir dabei diverse Tricks und Kniffe erarbeitet, die es mir ermöglicht haben, in meinem Beruf sehr weit zu kommen.

Alixander Dietrich knows a thing or two on public speaking. From being stricken with crippling stage-fright to delivering speeches for international competitions, universities, and corporations, he shares his speech-writing process in this crash course to assist beginner and veteran speakers alike!

Communication is a vital part of human lives. It is the act of transferring information from one person to another. If you think that it's a very simple process, you're wrong. It's often difficult to say what you mean and produce your intended result. How you're supposed to communicate is a very complex subject. The sender of the message is supposed to encode a message in a form that's suitable for the receiver to decode.

Scared of fluffing your lines? Worried about drying up? It's perfectly natural to be nervous before making a presentation. This helpful audiobook will reduce the anxiety and make any speech more effective. In just 30 minutes it will take you through every aspect of the all-important preparation of your presentation, so that you can be confident in front of any audience. Learn how to research your subject thoroughly and efficiently, speak eloquently and concisely on any subject, and more.

In this book, we'll get to the root of the problem that causes the fear of public speaking, increase your positive thinking, give you exercises to fine tune your voice and presence, and much more! By the time you finish this audiobook, you'll feel more at ease and comfortable speaking in front of small and large groups alike.

Es completamente normal ponerse nervioso cuando tenemos que hablar en público, especialmente cuando se trata de una audiencia relativamente numerosa. Sin embargo, a veces este tipo de ansiedad puede provocar síntomas físicos como sudoración, temblor de manos, taquicardia, tartamudez, visión borrosa o dificultad para respirar, entre otros. No podemos permitirnos esto si tenemos que hablar ante una audiencia numerosa - física o virtual -, o si no queremos que nuestra carrera profesional se resienta.