Speaking Secrets of the Masters

by By The Members of Speakers Roundtable

"Speaking Secrets of the Masters" is a comprehensive resource for anyone who faces the responsibility of presenting information, thoughts, ideas, concepts to an audience. That audience could be a board of directors, an association meeting, a classroom or your own social club, the techniques these leading speakers share with you will be invaluable to your success. Members of the Speakers Roundtable are veteran presenters who have known, worked and associated with such giants of the profession as Dale Carnegie, Norman Vincent Peale and Earl Nightingale. Collectively, the contributors have published more than fifty top selling books and over one hundred audio programs.

274 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1995

Reviews

[Scott Wozniak · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a series of essays from successful speakers. Some are pretty good (like the one on humor) but most are so basic that they're not helpful. And there's a lot of redundant advice, too. I've read a lot of speaking and I'd recommend you read the other books, not this one.

[Valentin Rozman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Awesome collection of the kings of the podiums that each brings a very interesting perspective about speaking profession.