Speak2us and "the King's Speech"

Don't miss the movie “The King’s Speech.” Just the trailer moved me to tears when the King (Colin Firth) says, in a rage, “listen to me, listen to me” and Lionel Logue (Geoffrey Rush) replies “why should I waste my time listening to you?”  “Because I have a voice!” shouts the King. The Australian Speaking Coach and Therapist, Lionel Logue was a master. Way before his time. Exercises to develop and maintain the voice.  Activities to release the inhibition that feeds the fear.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOtnSnVUouM  

So, what’s your take on this speaking thing?  Why is it still #1 on the List of Common Fears?  How will you release this powerful instrument that is your unique voice?  Take your place in the spotlight and speak with confidence.  Because you have a voice!

I'll show you how to think on your feet, choose the right words and speak with confidence!

http://www.speak2us.com.au/

Speaking Coach, Canberra

www.speak2us.com.au

www.speak2us.com.au

Good speakers aren’t born.  They’re created

Most good speakers have had a good Speaking Coach.

As a Speaking Coach, I work one-to-one, or in a small group at your workplace, to give you skills that will last you a lifetime.  I guarantee that after a few coaching sessions you will grow in confidence, speaking ability and performance.  You will be a confident speaker.

I'll share with you speaking tips on how to connect with your audience and how to prepare a structure and purpose for your talk - how to sell yourself and your message.

I’ll also share with you some of  the “No-No’s”.  Please - no clichés, no jargon, no jokes (unless you are a professional comedian).



December - What does it take to be an Auctioneer!

I always remember December 1, as it's my school-friend Olga's birthday. She's somewhere in the snows of Winnipeg whilst I am usually baking in the sun by now - but this year is different. Very different. We have had more rain in Canberra and other parts of Australia than I have ever seen! So, it's soggy.

One of the fabulous things about www.speak2us.com.au - my speaking business - is that I have such a variety of clients. This week I am working with a person who is soon to become an Auctioneer of Real Estate. Now that requires a lot of concentration and performance skills. Not to mention taking care of and maintaining the voice. (You can't picture an auctioneer without a voice can you?)

I've been wondering how people who go to real estate auctions really see the Auctioneer?

How do they expect them to act? What can the Auctioneer do to make clients feel comfortable

and feel that they can trust them?