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The Art of Speaking and Storytelling
Do you have something to say but you are not sure how to say it?
Are you looking for a way to create a memorable experience for your audience?
Do you need the secret to creating and sharing stories that move people?
Then you need Speaking Savvy - The Art of Speaking and Storytelling.
This book is full of tools and tricks on how you can be a far more effective storyteller and speaker.
If you are a little shy or don’t know where to start - have no fear because that is where I was!
I used to be very shy and afraid of public speaking. It took a life-changing illness to realise that it doesn't help anyone for me to remain scared to speak out when I have a message worth sharing.
So now I am driven to help others to use their voice so they can speak up and share their stories and messages in a way that is powerful and compelling.
The first step is to learn some of the tips, tools, and tricks so that you can confidently speak in front of an audience any size.
The next step is to put those tools into action, and I have some extra resources including videos and templates to help you do that
Speaking Savvy - The Art of Speaking and Storytelling will help you share your message.
To make sure you get a real kick start down the path, I have created an initial launch package that includes some extra resources for you.
Some of the speaking elements it covers include:
How to turn 'fear' into 'fierce.'
How to create a speech using a simple ABC framework
How to plan a successful presentation
How to use your voice as a powerful tool
How to enhance your communication with non-verbal cues
Understand how to use storytelling a compelling medium,
and much more
Lisa Evans writes for theatre, radio and television. Her original stage plays include Keep Smiling Through (Theatre by the Lake); Glory Glory (Duke’s Lancaster); The Day the Waters Came (Theatre Centre); Up The Duff (Theatre Royal, York); Once We Were Mothers (New Vic, Stoke); Getting to the Foot of the Mountain (Birmingham Rep) ; Christmas Without Herods (Women’s Theatre Group); Stamping, Shouting and Singing Home (Watford) She has adapted The Tenant of Wildfell Hall; East Lynne; Villette; The Maid of Buttermere; Frankenstein; and Jamaica Inn for the stage. In November 2011 Lisa was awarded the Writers' Guild of Great Britain award for Best Play for Children and Young People for The Day the Waters Came. Website: www.lisaevans.co.uk
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