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Chapter List (100) Free

• 1: About Dale Carnegie
• 2: The Essential Skills of Public Speaking: Courage and Confidence
• 3: Take courage from the experience of others
• 4: Never forget your goal
• 5: resolve to succeed
• 6: Take Every Chance - Practice
• 7: Be Prepared and Build Confidence
• 8: The nature of public speaking
• 9: proper way to prepare
• 10: make up your mind, you must succeed
• 11: act confident
• 12: Simple Ways to Speak Effectively
• 13: talk about your experience or research
• 14: Passionate about the subject matter of choice
• 15: Motivate the audience to resonate with you
• 16: how to prepare for a speech
• 17: Specific speech content
• 18: focus on the subject
• 19: Develop readiness
• 20: enrich the speech with descriptions and examples
• 21: Create mental images in clearly familiar language
• 22: Bring your speech to life
• 23: Choose a topic you are passionate about
• 24: Recreate your feelings about the topic
• 25: express enthusiastically
• 26: Share your speech with the audience
• 27: Make presentations based on the interests of the audience
• 28: Give sincere, heartfelt appreciation
• 29: become one with the audience
• 30: Interact with the audience during your speech
• 31: take a low profile
• 32: Get a good response with a short speech
• 33: Give examples - those from real life
• 34: State the point and what is expected of the audience
• 35: Give reasons or benefits for the audience
• 36: explanatory speech
• 37: Time limit to fit presentation topic
• 38: bring concepts into order
• 39: Say your main points in turn
• 40: Use familiar concepts to illustrate new ideas
• 41: Use images to make events easy to understand
• 42: Avoid jargon as much as possible
• 43: Make use of visual aids
• 44: persuasive speech
• 45: Win confidence with sincerity
• 46: Ways to get approval from the audience
• 47: told with infectious enthusiasm
• 48: Show respect and love to your audience
• 49: start on a friendly note
• 50: talk show
• 51: impromptu speech requires regular practice
• 52: Be mentally prepared to speak impromptu
• 53: Go straight to the example
• 54: strong and lively language
• 55: Here and now, start now
• 56: Talking on the spur of the moment, not on a whim
• 57: Appropriate Attitude for Giving a Speech
• 58: break out of shyness
• 59: be yourself
• 60: Cultivate a good speaking attitude
• 61: Put your heart and soul into your speech
• 62: Practice making your voice powerful and elastic
• 63: make your speech more natural
• 64: Typhoon and Personality
• 65: Take adequate rest before speaking
• 66: Don't neglect clothes and attitude
• 67: bring the audience together
• 68: Pay attention to the environment of the speaking venue
• 69: keep a good posture
• 70: Introducing Speakers, Presenting and Accepting Awards
• 71: carefully prepare what you have to say
• 72: "Title-Importance-Speaker" formula
• 73: be full of enthusiasm
• 74: be sincere
• 75: Seriously prepare the award speech
• 76: Express sincere feelings in your response
• 77: organize longer speeches
• 78: Introduce listeners to interest
• 79: ask the audience to raise their hands
• 80: use display
• 81: avoid unfavorable attention
• 82: Support the main idea
• 83: orgasmic ending
• 84: request for action
• 85: ask them to do specific things
• 86: Ask the audience to do what they can
• 87: Make it easy for listeners to act on requests
• 88: succinct but sincere compliment
• 89: humorous ending
• 90: end with a famous verse
• 91: climax
• 92: Make good use of the skills you have learned
• 93: Use specific details in everyday conversation
• 94: Using Effective Speaking Skills at Work
• 95: Look for opportunities to speak in public
• 96: must persist
• 97: imagine what you will achieve
• 98: Chapter 6 Effective Laws for Strengthening Memory
• 99: The Second Law of Nature: Repetition
• 100: The third law of nature: association