Description
Mike Acker's best-selling book Speak With No Fear (now in its second edition) is consistently rated as one of the best books for overcoming your fear of public speaking-and for good reason. It's practical, easy-to-read, and effective.
This workbook is a companion to Speak With No Fear, complementing it with new tools and directed exercises to help you fully implement the Seven Strategies of the original book:
1. Uncover & Clean the Wound
2. Imagine the Worst
3. You Be You
4. Speak to One
5. It's Not About You
6. Channel The Power
7. Be in the Moment
From the Introduction:
Speak with no fear.
Does that sound impossible?
You've heard the statistics that say people are more afraid of public speaking than death. That doesn't mean we'd choose a firing squad over a podium. It means our fear of death is less pressing than our fear of speaking. In other words, death seems a long way off, but that Zoom presentation is in five days, seven hours, and nineteen minutes.
But there are some people who don't mind public speaking. They actually enjoy it. I know because I'm one of them. No, I wasn't born without adrenal glands. Nor was I always this way. In the Speak With No Fear book (SWNF), I share stories of my early struggles with public speaking, including the time I literally gave myself a psychosomatic fever to avoid facing my audience.
Learning to speak without debilitating fear is a skill that can be learned by anyone.
Who is this for? In short, it's for anyone who doesn't want to be held back anymore. If you're ready to conquer your fears and reap all the benefits of being a confident public speaker, you need to get this workbook now!
Author: Mike Acker
Publisher: Advantage Publishing Group
Published: 05/27/2021
Pages: 80
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.60lbs
Size: 11.00h x 8.50w x 0.22d
ISBN13: 9781954024168
ISBN10: 1954024169
BISAC Categories:
- Language Arts & Disciplines | Public Speaking & Speech Writing
- Business & Economics | Business Communication | General
- Self-Help | Communication & Social Skills
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