7 Steps to Fearless Speaking

De: Lilyan Wilder

Narrado por: Lilyan Wilder

Lilyan Wilder is a communications expert who has worked with the world's most notable public figures, broadcast correspondents at ABC, CBS, NBC, and CNN, and many Fortune 500 companies. Her clients have included media icons Oprah Winfrey and Charlie Rose, former President George Bush, John Scully, and Katherine Graham. 7 Steps to Fearless Speaking will teach you how to cope with panic, avoidance, and the trauma of speaking as you give the gift of your convictions and experience your voice for the first time.©1999 by Lilyan Wilder (P)2000 by Penton Overseas, Inc. Published by Penton Overseas, Inc. and Audio Scholar, Inc.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Lilyan Wilder has trained more broadcasters, politicians, and business executives than anybody." (Charles Osgood, CBS News)
"An essential resource whether you're overcoming hang-ups or striving for greatness." (AudioFile)

Very Good so far

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I would recommend this audiobook based on what I've listened to so far.
Easy to understand and seems straightforward, practical and interesting... I'm trusting the rest is the same. Have been listening slowly and relistening to digest...

Excellent Guidance for the Aspiring Speaker

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

A no nonsense, get to it approach to public speaking. This book will help you surface your authentic self which is critical to impactful speaking.

One of the best books Ive downloaded!

This book is great because it addresses more than just things like, how to stand and how much eye contact you should make when speaking in public---this book actually cuts to the root of why you get those uncontrollable physiological symptoms...like a shaky voice and shortness of breath--It gives you exercises on how to overcome them. What the author recommends makes a lot of sense and gives hope and power to those of us who have avoided public speaking due to uncontrollable anxiety.

not so impressed

Usually I can benefit somehow from an audiobook, but with this one, I did not feel that it helped me in any way. From the description, I thought it would be applicable to everyday situations, but it really only applies to speaking in front of large crowds. I don't feel it even helped much with that.