62: How to Engage Your Audience

from The Speaker's Secrets Hosted by Edrico Ambrister

If you're speaking ANYWHERE, audience engagement should be your #1 goal. Period. (A speech without audience engagement is like a PB&J without the bread. It just doesn't make sense.) If your audience isn't engaged, intrigued or interested... you've lost your power to effectively communicate with them. And that's all public speaking really is. Effective communication WITH other people. It's never one-sided. This episode covers 4 simple ways you can make your audience engaged and more involved in your presentation. Use these techniques, and observe how quickly the dynamic of your presentations change - and how much fun you have!

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