Speak Like Churchill, Stand Like Lincoln
21 Powerful Secrets of History's Greatest Speakers
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Narrated by:
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Norman Dietz
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Written by:
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James C. Humes
About this listen
Ever wish you could captivate your boardroom with the opening line of your presentation, like Winston Churchill in his most memorable speeches? Or want to command attention by looming larger than life before your audience, much like Abraham Lincoln when, standing erect and wearing a top hat, he towered over seven feet? Now, you can master presentation skills, wow your audience, and shoot up the corporate ladder by unlocking the secrets of history's greatest speakers.
Author, historian, and world-renowned speaker James C. Humes - who wrote speeches for five American presidents - explains how great leaders through the ages used simple yet incredibly effective tricks to speak, persuade, and win throngs of fans and followers.
In this book, you'll discover how Napoleon Bonaparte mastered the use of the pregnant pause to grab attention, how Lady Margaret Thatcher punctuated her most serious speeches with the use of subtle props, how Ronald Reagan could win even the most hostile crowd with carefully timed wit, and much, much more. Whether you're addressing a small nation or a large staff meeting, you'll want to master the tips and tricks in Speak Like Churchill, Stand Like Lincoln.
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- Amazon Customer
- 2020-12-29
Everyone who delivers presentations should read
I read one review that claimed too many anecdotes and not enough instruction. i have read many books on improving presentations. This is the best. it offers a good balance of anecdotes and guidance
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- Anonymous User
- 2021-05-13
Good, not great, but good.
A little bit dated, but it represents the time the author experienced his life. I think it is worthy of a read.
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