Before You Open Your Mouth: The Keys to Great Public Speaking By Nick Morgan

ByReid Walley

By Nick Morgan

“Why is most public speaking so awful? Why do we subject our fellow human beings to this form of torture when there are so many better things we could all be doing, like cutting our toenails, baking snickerdoodles, or watching re-runs of The Prisoner?…”

Read the rest, and click the “download” link for Nick’s free 10-page PDF of “Before You Open Your Mouth: The Keys to Great Public Speaking”: http://changethis.com/manifesto/show/58.06.PublicWords

Nick Morgan is founder of: http://www.publicwords.com/

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