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At some point in your public speaking career, you may encounter an audience that’s less than receptive to your message. Likewise, you may be tasked with delivering bad news to your organization. Whatever the case, the trick is to stay focused on the message’s receivers. There are specific methods you can use to maintain control and appear calm when you are under pressure. The keys are in learning to keep your emotions in check, know your message, and stick to the facts. You may think this is easier said than done, but with practice, you will be able to preserve your professionalism even when under pressure.
In these lessons on Telling It Like It Is, you will discover techniques for handling an unfriendly crowd, delivering bad news, and speaking to the media. The skills you will learn in this course will give you a foundation for handling any unwelcome or stressful situations you may encounter when speaking publicly.
You will discover techniques for handling an unfriendly crowd, delivering bad news, and speaking to the media, giving you a foundation for handling unwelcome or stressful public speaking situations.
It is for public speakers who may encounter an audience that is less than receptive, or who may be tasked with delivering bad news to their organization.
The course develops skills in audience management, broadcast news, and social media outreach.
Lessons include an Introduction, Handling a Tough Crowd, Delivering Bad News, Speaking to the Media, and a Test Your Knowledge assessment.
The course teaches that the keys are learning to keep your emotions in check, knowing your message, and sticking to the facts, which improve with practice.