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Americans are notorious for using filler words. While moderate use in a casual environment could be helpful it is advised to avoid excessive use, especially in a professional setting. If you're using too many filler words, it is time to stop the habit. 
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"My goal with this blog post is not to guide you into making a stirring, memorable speech that will inspire the generations (given that an impromptu speech is unexpected, and because it will likely only last a few minutes). My goal is simply to help you develop the skills you need to give a quality, well structured, simple and effective speech. Any subsequent accolades beyond this are just the gravy on top." Via Ariana Amorim
Jerry Busone's curator insight,
August 4, 2016 7:35 AM
I work with many different kinds of speakers regardless whether you are the kind that rambles through a PowerPoint or Wants questions in advance to avoid the fear of being impromptu here are some tips that work in all situations #offthebenchleader coachjerrybusone.com |
