It's the way you say it
Subtitle: becoming articulate, well-spoken, and clear
By: Carol A. Fleming
Publisher: iUniverse Inc
Published: 2010
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 197
ISBN-13: 9781450215183; 9781450215169
Subjects: Oral communication
Other titles: Becoming articulate, well-spoken, and clear
Description: The only way that people can sense your intelligence and professionalism is through the effectiveness of your communication, what they hear you say, the attitude that is perceived, and the very sound of your voice. Learn how to work specifically with your speech and your voice. Ideally you want your body, your words, and your voice to all be communicating the same thing at the same time. That is what comes across as professional, trustworthy, and appealing.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 195-196).
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Assessing Your Voice:; title: Hearing yourself as other hear you; title: Completing a vocal self-evaluation; title: Getting external feedback on your communication; title: Communication evaluation; title: Resolving Specific Problems:; title: Fast talkers; title: Loud talkers; title: Soft talkers; title: Raspy talkers; title: High talkers; title: Indecisive talkers; title: Staccato talkers; title: Breathy talkers; title: Fading talkers; title: Developing A Dynamic Voice:; title: Expressing vocal variety; title: Getting emphatic; title: Developing the resonant voice; title: Getting it pitch perfect; title: Becoming Well-Spoken:; title: Using the simple declarative sentence; title: Words fail me!; title: Speaking your mind effectively; title: Offering a gracious response; title: I wanna be articulate!; title: Unifying Your Verbal And Nonverbal Messages:; title: Carrying yourself with confidence; title: How you look when you talk; title: Making eye contact; title: Showing your interest; title: Becoming approachable; title: Short person, big message; title: Let's Talk Business!:; title: Making an impressive self-introduction; title: Intelligent interview; title: Leave me voice mail, and let me tell you how; title: Getting your point across; title: Smooth small talk; title: Speaking in front of people; title: You plus PowerPoint; title: It is the way you say it!; title: Citations; title: Note about the author's other publications.