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The Art of Fearless Speaking
Simple,effective strategies to overcome the #1 fear most people have...The Fear of Public Speaking
Speaker Mike Moore Speaks on Humor and Stress
The Humor and Stress Connection
How to use humor and laughter to cut stress in half
Humor and Stress Management
Speaker/humorist Mike Moore delivers a sample of a workshop on Using Humor and Recognition to manage stress at home, at work and at play
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A Fun and Fearless Speaker in Action
Mike Moore Speaking on Humor and Stress
- Mike Speaks On Humor and Stress
- A look at a humorous,confident speaker sharing ideas at a conferencee on Humor and Workplace Stress. This is the type of speaker you can become in a very short time if you have the desire and the training.
- How to Earn a 6 Figure Income Speaking
- All you need to know and do to enter the exciting and profitable world of Motivational Speaking
- How to Become a Well Paid Motivational Speaker
- Mike Moore, a Canadian pro speaker shows you how to become a well paid motivational speaker.
- Mike Moore: a Speaker with a Difference
- Check out Mike's site if you are interested in a speaker on the following topics:
Humor and Stress Management
Maximizing Staff Potential
Caring for the Caregiver
Light Up with Laughter
What Would We Do Without You? ( Staff Appreciation) - My cartoons on Flickr
- I have created a series of cartoons on the funny side of life for your enjoyment.
- Cartoons for Speakers
- This page contains two or three cartoons related to popular speaking themes. Take a look. They are changed frequently so come back for a visit. Mike
- Free Cartoon E-book for Speakers
- I would like you to have a gift copy of my Cartoon E-book " Let the Laughter Begin" ( 17 Cartoons on Workplace Relationships)
All I ask is that you invite as many people as possible to click on this link to receive their own free copy
http://motivationalplus.com/cgi/a/t.cgi?begin - How to Use Humor in Public Speaking
- To Make them Listen, Make them Laugh.
Watch your audience bond with you and come alive when you use humor in your speech. - A funny photo
- When I was returning from giving a seminar in Oklahoma a couple of years ago I saw this humorous sign across the street from out hotel in Port Huron Michigan. I just had to take a photo of it for the world to see and enjoy.
- Mike's Cartoon Archives
- Take a look at 50 of my original cartoons for use in newsletters, on fridge doors, or in any presentaions and seminars you are planning to give.
- Cartoons for Speakers
- Never give a speech without using a few well chosen humorous cartoons.
Ten Humorous Quotes for Speakers
To Make Them Listen, Make Them Laugh
Ten Humorous Quotes for Speakers
George Bernard Shaw once said that if you find something funny search it for hidden truth. Here are few pearls of wisdom packaged in humour. Enjoy.
1. You wouldn't worry what people thought about you if you only knew how seldom they did.
2. To expect life to treat you fairly because you're a good person is like expecting a bull not to charge you because you're a vegetarian.
3 .Worry is like a rocking chair; it will give you something to do, but won't get you anywhere.
4. Pain and suffering are a lot like gas....they too shall pass.
5. Always borrow money from a pessimist. They don't expect to be paid back.
6. Anyone who says that swimming is good for the figure has never taken a real good look at a whale.
7. A bore is always "ME" deep in conversation.
8. Some people think their lives are full, when really they're just cluttered.
9. If at first you don't succeed, try not to be amazed.
10. A leader without a sense of humour is like a grass cutter at a cemetery. You have a lot of people under you paying absolutely no attention.
Have 35 humorous oneliners sent you free by sending a blank email to oneliners@sendfree.com
Live Better....Laugh More
George Bernard Shaw once said that if you find something funny search it for hidden truth. Here are few pearls of wisdom packaged in humour. Enjoy.
1. You wouldn't worry what people thought about you if you only knew how seldom they did.
2. To expect life to treat you fairly because you're a good person is like expecting a bull not to charge you because you're a vegetarian.
3 .Worry is like a rocking chair; it will give you something to do, but won't get you anywhere.
4. Pain and suffering are a lot like gas....they too shall pass.
5. Always borrow money from a pessimist. They don't expect to be paid back.
6. Anyone who says that swimming is good for the figure has never taken a real good look at a whale.
7. A bore is always "ME" deep in conversation.
8. Some people think their lives are full, when really they're just cluttered.
9. If at first you don't succeed, try not to be amazed.
10. A leader without a sense of humour is like a grass cutter at a cemetery. You have a lot of people under you paying absolutely no attention.
Have 35 humorous oneliners sent you free by sending a blank email to oneliners@sendfree.com
Live Better....Laugh More
The Benefits of Public Speaking
Why It Is In Your Best Interest To Speak without Fear
Benefits of a Public Speaking
1. Public speaking builds confidence. When you experience the thrill of holding an audience in the palm of your hand and receive their appreciative applause your confidence soars.
2. Public speaking boosts your self esteem. When you see the audience relate to you as someone who really knows what you are talking about your self esteem increases. And we all can use an increase in self esteem.
3. People start looking at you in a more positive way. Even if you never use your public speaking skills in giving formal presentations, people will notice that you are more articulate and confident in expressing an opinion or sharing an insight. You will discover that they begin looking to
you for advice and opinions on many issues.
4. It helps you become a more organized thinker. Planning, writing and delivering a well researched , well organized presentation has an overflow effect in other areas of your life. You begin to plan and organize your thoughts more effectively.. This is especially helpful in your
career or business. When your manager or supervisor asks your opinion on some work- related issue you are better able to express your ideas in a clear, concise and well organized manner.
5. Public speaking begins to alter your self perception. As you begin to use the skills involved in public speaking you will notice that you begin to start talking to yourself in a more positive way. You begin to see yourself as capable and confident.
6. By accepting the challenge to speak in public you begin to explore and actualize your own potential. Many of us go through life not realizing how much we are capable of achieving. Public speaking is an effective tool in the process of self discovery.
7. Public speaking gives you the courage to break out of your comfort zone. I believe that the comfort zone is the enemy of human growth. When we are too comfortable where we are we tend to become stagnant. Speaking in public pushes us out of the comfort zone and reveals to
us our enormous capabilities.
If you feel compelled to share your expertise or message with others do so. Start slowly and start small but start. The benefits and rewards are tremendous.
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http://www.speakforprofit.com
1. Public speaking builds confidence. When you experience the thrill of holding an audience in the palm of your hand and receive their appreciative applause your confidence soars.
2. Public speaking boosts your self esteem. When you see the audience relate to you as someone who really knows what you are talking about your self esteem increases. And we all can use an increase in self esteem.
3. People start looking at you in a more positive way. Even if you never use your public speaking skills in giving formal presentations, people will notice that you are more articulate and confident in expressing an opinion or sharing an insight. You will discover that they begin looking to
you for advice and opinions on many issues.
4. It helps you become a more organized thinker. Planning, writing and delivering a well researched , well organized presentation has an overflow effect in other areas of your life. You begin to plan and organize your thoughts more effectively.. This is especially helpful in your
career or business. When your manager or supervisor asks your opinion on some work- related issue you are better able to express your ideas in a clear, concise and well organized manner.
5. Public speaking begins to alter your self perception. As you begin to use the skills involved in public speaking you will notice that you begin to start talking to yourself in a more positive way. You begin to see yourself as capable and confident.
6. By accepting the challenge to speak in public you begin to explore and actualize your own potential. Many of us go through life not realizing how much we are capable of achieving. Public speaking is an effective tool in the process of self discovery.
7. Public speaking gives you the courage to break out of your comfort zone. I believe that the comfort zone is the enemy of human growth. When we are too comfortable where we are we tend to become stagnant. Speaking in public pushes us out of the comfort zone and reveals to
us our enormous capabilities.
If you feel compelled to share your expertise or message with others do so. Start slowly and start small but start. The benefits and rewards are tremendous.
Visit
http://www.speakforprofit.com
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Posted January 09, 2008
Free Cartoon E-book for Speakers/Consultants/ Trainers
17 Cartoons by Speaker/Humorist Mike Moore
I would like you to have a gift copy of my Cartoon E-book " Let the Laughter Begin" ( 17 Cartoons on Workplace Relationships)
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