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Chloe Xu, Director, Australia
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The ability of communicating authentically (and being perceived as authentic person) is a very important leadership skill. When they possess it, leaders can relatively easily move others to a position they do not currently hold. Without it, cynicism prevails and stakeholders and employees become more refractory.
How to deliver an authentic speech and how to be perceived as an authentic person? When preparing for a speech and/or to increase your authenticity, Morgan says that people's natural and unstudied gestures are often indicators of what they will think and say next. That's why he recommends to not focus on specific tricks or gestures, but to tap into the basic impulses underlying your speech. These include 4 powerful "aims" or "intends" which you can actually practice: to be open, to connect, to be passionate, and to listen.
THE INTENT TO BE OPEN WITH YOUR AUDIENCE
Being open is the first and probably the most important thing to focus on. Because when you close yourself, the (...) Read more? Sign up for free
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Maurice Hogarth, Consultant, United Kingdom
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Speaking Authentically
Interesting... But I'm not fully clear on your "Be (...)
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Chloe Xu, Director, Australia
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Re: Speaking Authentically
@: Hi Maurice, thank you for your reaction. "Being (...)
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Maurice Hogarth, Consultant, United Kingdom
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Speaking to Engage
Hello Chloe. Thank you for your clarifying.
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Chloe Xu, Director, Australia
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Seeking Echo from the Audience
@: My understanding of choosing "strong connection (...)
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Warren Miller, CPA, CFA, United States
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Becoming a Better Public Speaker
The fastest, easiest, and least-expensive way that (...)
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