Public Speaking & Presentation Skill - Should You Feel Guilty?
Public Speaking & Presentation Skill - Should You Feel Guilty?
Yesterday I was revealing a very simple but extremely powerful public speaking / presentation skill technique.
When you're doing any public speaking or presentation or seminar and you use this technique I taught you, your talk is extremely dynamic and emotionally moving to your group.
The net effect is that you create an emotional roller coaster for your audience, and they'll be much more likely to get up afterward and do business with you and buy from you.
Is that ethical? Is that morally sound? Is that morally corrupt? Is that just plain wrong?
Isn't it just blatant manipulation for personal gain, and therefore sleazy?
I want to hear what you think, and I suspect there will be diverse opinions on this topic.
All opinions will be allowed to be posted here on this public speaking and seminar success blog.
See you tomorrow!
David
PS: Get tons of free public speaking and seminar success tips and articles here:
Yesterday I was revealing a very simple but extremely powerful public speaking / presentation skill technique.
When you're doing any public speaking or presentation or seminar and you use this technique I taught you, your talk is extremely dynamic and emotionally moving to your group.
The net effect is that you create an emotional roller coaster for your audience, and they'll be much more likely to get up afterward and do business with you and buy from you.
Is that ethical? Is that morally sound? Is that morally corrupt? Is that just plain wrong?
Isn't it just blatant manipulation for personal gain, and therefore sleazy?
I want to hear what you think, and I suspect there will be diverse opinions on this topic.
All opinions will be allowed to be posted here on this public speaking and seminar success blog.
See you tomorrow!
David
PS: Get tons of free public speaking and seminar success tips and articles here:
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