365 Must-Know Talks of All Time

<h2><strong>Berglund gives practical insights and guidance for building confidence with public speaking tips for enhancing presentation skills and extensive analysis of the world's best speeches in history.</strong></h2><p>Forget the concept that only a chosen few are natural born public speakers. <em>365 Must-Know Talks of All Time</em></p><p>is a guide for anyone wanting to create and deliver amazeballs talks. Yes even you!</p><p><em>365 Must-Know Talks of All Time</em> blossomed from a little idea Caroline Berglund had to blog every day for</p><p>a year on a topic that scares the pants off most people-public speaking. For many the mere thought of</p><p>speaking in front of an audience induces anxiety sweaty palms and the need for a defibrillator to be charged</p><p>up within arm's reach.</p><p>This second edition is based on an extensive analysis of some of the world's best speakers living dead and</p><p>fictional. 365 talks were curated watched read and analyzed. Berglund answers the questions of what Steve</p><p>Jobs Socrates Martin Luther King Jr Simon Sinek Abraham Lincoln and more do and say in their talks that</p><p>make us continue to discuss revisit and remember them so many years later.</p><p>So what makes a talk memorable? Is it the content ideas body language the character of the speaker or is</p><p>there some other secret ingredient? In <em>365 Must-Know Talks of All Time</em> Berglund runs the gamut of history</p><p>philosophy social media and the written and spoken word to unearth some of the most significant talks ever</p><p>given. The entries are thought-provoking and provide remarkable tales practical insights and powerful tips for</p><p>anyone looking to build the confidence to get up in front of a crowd and enhance their presentation prowess.</p><p>This book is for anyone that wants to reap the benefits of evolving into a speaker that creates buzz and does</p><p>so in way that is thought provoking fun and filled with remarkable tales and practical insights.</p>