Carnegie's eloquence book for teenagers

Chapter List (70) Free

• 1: foreword
• 2: Chapter 1 Speech Manners——Let the excellent eloquence show the youthful demeanor
• 3: be yourself, not imitate others
• 4: concentrate on speaking
• 5: Make the sound more powerful and elastic
• 6: Grasp the principles that make speaking natural
• 7: Try to make the expression fresh and creative
• 8: better strengthen personality
• 9: Don't overeat before a speech
• 10: It is easier to gain trust by dressing well and smiling
• 11: bring your audience together
• 12: Carefully craft the venue elements that influence your speech
• 13: Develop and use your own speaking posture
• 14: Humble words and deeds are more flattering
• 15: Chapter 2 Successful Challenges——Good eloquence wins with a good mentality
• 16: Don't start with humor and an apology
• 17: Primary method of using material to support lecture points
• 18: To speak well, there must be a good ending
• 19: Let others into your mind and heart
• 20: Close the door to indecision
• 21: Books are just guidelines, you must be brave enough to practice
• 22: Practice speaking in public to build self-confidence
• 23: The best way to overcome fear
• 24: How to prepare before giving a speech
• 25: sincere self encouragement
• 26: Take control of yourself, let yourself appear fearless
• 27: Don't give up after a hundred setbacks
• 28: Persevere in practicing hard and look forward to it with confidence
• 29: Chapter 3 Skills Training——Say goodbye to Tong Yanwu's "skills"
• 30: When you are fully prepared, the audience can concentrate
• 31: Be specific, informative and clear
• 32: Search for meaningful topics from the context of your own life
• 33: apply public speaking principles and skills in everyday life and social communication
• 34: Five Ways Citing Stories to Enhance Your Presentations
• 35: Use words that create a picture-like image
• 36: Improve language skills through careful reading and imitation
• 37: What books to read to increase and improve your vocabulary
• 38: Accurate use of language and precise expression are highly valued
• 39: Dramatize one's own experience while telling an example
• 40: Enhancing presentations with visuals
• 41: Chapter 4 Communication and Interaction——Let your eloquence surprise everyone
• 42: Talk about the enlightenment of life to oneself
• 43: meet the audience's interest
• 44: sincerely compliment the audience
• 45: Point out the direct relationship between you and your audience as soon as possible
• 46: The purpose of the speech should be suitable for the audience and the occasion
• 47: Three Rules for Calling Your Audience to Action
• 48: persuade the audience to be respectful
• 49: Use contrast and avoid jargon
• 50: Emotion is better than reason
• 51: Chapter 5 Eloquence Improvement——Your Youth "Talk Show"
• 52: Desire to acquire public speaking skills
• 53: Making opening remarks based on the situation and catching people
• 54: Develop the skills of extemporaneous speaking
• 55: Ready to give impromptu speeches in various occasions
• 56: The main content and guiding formula of the introduction
• 57: How to make an award speech and answer speech
• 58: The “Magic Formula” for Lecture Organizational Structure
• 59: Remind the audience of the main points of the speech at any time
• 60: Chapter 6 Eloquence Reserve - Opening the floodgates of memory
• 61: Pay attention to improve observation
• 62: Seeing is believing
• 63: Fully mobilize and use the visual function
• 64: The Second Law of Memory: Repetition
• 65: Start Lenovo's machine and have a stronger memory
• 66: weave new facts into systematic associations with other facts
• 67: The best way to remember the year
• 68: Effective Ways to Link Key Points in a Speech
• 69: First aid method for sudden forgetting words
• 70: Memory is basically the process of associating