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ISBN-101499254083

ISBN-139781499254082

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Book TitleWhat Mark Twain Learned Me

Number of Pages184 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicBusiness Communication / General

Publication Year2014

GenreBusiness & Economics

AuthorConor Cunneen

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Height0.4 in

Item Weight11.9 Oz

Item Length9 in

Item Width6 in

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SynopsisWhen I say I'll learn 'Teach' is not in the river vocabulary] a man the river, I mean it. And you can depend on it, I'll learn him or kill him. Life on the Mississippi Mark TwainUtilizing a unique and memorable MARK TWAIN acronym, author Conor Cunneen demonstrates what the Dean of American Humorists learned him bout public speakin Message preparationAudience research and knowledgeRelate to audienceKnow your objectiveTitter and humor wins the audienceWait the power of the PauseAnecdotes connectInvolve, Inform, Inspire your audienceNarration and stagecraft.Did you know that Mark Twain, long recognized as a wonderful author and humorist was possibly THE most successful professional speaker ever?The great man enthralled audiences from Berlin to Boston, from Montana to Melbourne with storytelling full of humor, pathos and humanity. Many regarded him as a superb impromptu speaker, except he wasn't Twain worked diligently at his craft, researching, writing, rewriting and memorizing his material. Now, you can learn tips, tricks and techniques Twain used to mesmerize, entertain and inform his audiences.Author Conor Cunneen showcases the words of Twain and his contemporaries via a unique MARK TWAIN acronym to highlight what the mop-haired humorist learned him about public speaking. A successful business speaker and humorous motivational speaker to Corporate, Healthcare and Association audiences, Cunneen shows how he implements what he learned from Twain in his own presentations., When I say I'll learn 'Teach' is not in the river vocabulary] a man the river, I mean it. And you can depend on it, I'll learn him or kill him. Life on the Mississippi Mark Twain Utilizing a unique and memorable MARK TWAIN acronym, author Conor Cunneen demonstrates what the Dean of American Humorists learned him bout public speakin Message preparation Audience research and knowledge Relate to audience Know your objective Titter and humor wins the audience Wait the power of the Pause Anecdotes connect Involve, Inform, Inspire your audience Narration and stagecraft. Did you know that Mark Twain, long recognized as a wonderful author and humorist was possibly THE most successful professional speaker ever? The great man enthralled audiences from Berlin to Boston, from Montana to Melbourne with storytelling full of humor, pathos and humanity. Many regarded him as a superb impromptu speaker, except he wasn't Twain worked diligently at his craft, researching, writing, rewriting and memorizing his material. Now, you can learn tips, tricks and techniques Twain used to mesmerize, entertain and inform his audiences. Author Conor Cunneen showcases the words of Twain and his contemporaries via a unique MARK TWAIN acronym to highlight what the mop-haired humorist learned him about public speaking. A successful business speaker and humorous motivational speaker to Corporate, Healthcare and Association audiences, Cunneen shows how he implements what he learned from Twain in his own presentations., When I say I'll learn ['Teach' is not in the river vocabulary] a man the river, I mean it. And you can depend on it, I'll learn him or kill him. Life on the Mississippi Mark TwainUtilizing a unique and memorable MARK TWAIN acronym, author Conor Cunneen demonstrates what the Dean of American Humorists learned him bout public speakin !Message preparationAudience research and knowledgeRelate to audienceKnow your objectiveTitter and humor wins the audienceWait the power of the PauseAnecdotes connectInvolve, Inform, Inspire your audienceNarration and stagecraft.Did you know that Mark Twain, long recognized as a wonderful author and humorist was possibly THE most successful professional speaker ever?The great man enthralled audiences from Berlin to Boston, from Montana to Melbourne with storytelling full of humor, pathos and humanity. Many regarded him as a superb impromptu speaker, except he wasn't!Twain worked diligently at his craft, researching, writing, rewriting and memorizing his material. Now, you can learn tips, tricks and techniques Twain used to mesmerize, entertain and inform his audiences.Author Conor Cunneen showcases the words of Twain and his contemporaries via a unique MARK TWAIN acronym to highlight what the mop-haired humorist learned him about public speaking. A successful business speaker and humorous motivational speaker to Corporate, Healthcare and Association audiences, Cunneen shows how he implements what he learned from Twain in his own presentations.