You're On!

The 101 tips are arranged into the following chapters One - How to Begin Two - Writing Your First Draft Three - Creating a Speaker's File Four - Incorporating Stories and Anecdotes into Your Talk Five - Revising Your First Draft Six - The First Three Minutes Seven - How to End Your Talk Eight - Rehearsing Nine - Using Repetition Ten - Humor Eleven - Suspense Twelve - The Pause Thirteen - Your Voice Fourteen - Sound Effects Fifteen - Facial Expression and Body Language Sixteen - Special Vocal Techniques Seventeen - Using Props Eighteen - Getting Feedback/critiqued Nineteen - If You Want Audience Participation Twenty - If You are Being Introduced Twenty-One - Handouts Twenty-Two - Home Preparations Twenty-Three - Stage Fright Twenty-Four - Setting Up Your Performance Space Twenty-Five - Using a Microphone Twenty-Six - Warm-ups Twenty-Seven - You're On! Delivering Your Speech Twenty-Eight - Things to Avoid Twenty-Nine - After Your Speech Thirty - Audience Questions Thirty-One - Contracts Thirty-Two - Sources for Mini-Stories to Incorporate Into Your TalkRuth Stotter is the author of 'You're On!', published 2000 under ISBN 9780943565170 and ISBN 0943565170.