DALE CARNEGIE BEGAN teaching his first public speaking course in 1912 for the YMCA at 125th Street in New York City. In those days,public speaking was regarded as an art, rather than as a skill, and its teaching aims were directed toward producing orators and platform giants of the silver-tongued variety.。
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Introduction
PART ONE Fundamentals of Effective Speaking
Chapter 1 Acquiring the Basic Skills
FIRST TAKE HEART FROM THE EXPERIENCE OF OTHERS
SECOND KEEP YOUR GOAL BEFORE YOU
THIRD PREDETERMINE YOUR MIND TO SUCCESS
FOURTH SEIZE EVERY OPPORTUNITY TO PRACTICE
Chapter 2 Developing Confidence
FIRST GET THE FACTS ABOUT FEAR OF SPEAKING IN PUBLIC
SECOND PREPARE IN THE PROPER WAY
THIRD PREDETERMINE YOUR MIND TO SUCCESS
FOURTH ACT CONFIDENT
Chapter 3 Speaking Effectively the Quick and Easy Way
FIRST SPEAK ABOUT SOMETHING YOU HAVE EARNED THE RIGHT TO TALK ABOUT THROUGH EXPERIENCE OR STUDY
SECOND BE SURE YOU ARE EXCITED ABOUT YOUR SUBJECT
THIRD BE EAGER TO SHARE YOUR TALK WITH YOUR LISTENERS
PART TWO Speech, Speaker, and Audience
Chapter 4 Earning the Right to Talk
FIRST LIMIT YOUR SUBJECT
SECOND DEVELOP RESERVE POWER
THIRD FILL YOUR TALK WITH ILLUSTRATIONS AND EXAMPLES
FOURTH USE CONCRETE, FAMILIAR WORDS THAT CREATE PICTURES
Chapter 5 Vitalizing the Talk
FIRST CHOOSE SUBJECTS YOU ARE EARNEST ABOUT
SECOND RELIVE THE FEELINGS YOU HAVE ABOUT YOUR TOPIC
THIRD ACT IN EARNEST
Chapter 6 Sharing the Talk with the Audience
FIRST TALK IN TERMS OF YOUR LISTENERS’ INTERESTS
SECOND GIVE HONEST, SINCERE APPRECIATION
THIRD IDENTIFY YOURSELF WITH THE AUDIENCE
FOURTH MAKE YOUR AUDIENCE A PARTNER IN YOUR TALK
FIFTH PLAY YOURSELF DOWN
PART THREE The Purpose of Prepared and Impromptu Talks
Chapter 7 Making the Short Talk to Get Action
FIRST GIVE YOUR EXAMPLE, AN INCIDENT FROM YOUR LIFE
SECOND STATE YOUR POINT, WHAT YOU WANT THE AUDIENCE TO DO
THIRD GIVE THE REASON OR BENEFIT THE AUDIENCE MAY EXPECT
Chapter 8 Making the Talk to Inform
FIRST RESTRICT YOUR SUBJECT TO FIT THE TIME AT YOUR DISPOSAL
SECOND ARRANGE YOUR IDEAS IN SEQUENCE
THIRD ENUMERATE YOUR POINTS AS YOU MAKE THEM
FOURTH COMPARE THE STRANGE WITH THE FAMILIAR
FIFTH USE VISUAL AIDS
Chapter 9 Making the Talk to Convince
FIRST WIN CONFIDENCE BY DESERVING IT
SECOND GET A YES-RESPONSE
THIRD SPEAK WITH CONTAGIOUS ENTHUSIASM
FOURTH SHOW RESPECT AND AFFECTION FOR YOUR AUDIENCE
FIFTH BEGIN IN A FRIENDLY WAY
Chapter 10 Making Impromptu Talks
FIRST PRACTICE IMPROMPTU SPEAKING
SECOND BE MENTALLY READY TO SPEAK IMPROMPTU
THIRD GET INTO AN EXAMPLE IMMEDIATELY
FOURTH SPEAK WITH ANIMATION AND FORCE
FIFTH USE THE PRINCIPLE OF THE HERE AND NOW
SIXTH DON’T TALK IMPROMPTU — GIVE AN IMPROMPTU TALK
PART FOUR The Art of Communicating
Chapter 11 Delivering the Talk
FIRST CRASH THROUGH YOUR SHELL OF SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS
SECOND DON’T TRY TO IMITATE OTHERS — BE YOURSELF
THIRD CONVERSE WITH YOUR AUDIENCE
FOURTH PUT YOUR HEART INTO YOUR SPEAKING
FIFTH PRACTICE MAKING YOUR VOICE STRONG AND FLEXIBLE
PART FIVE The Challenge of Effective Speaking
Chapter 12 Introducing Speakers, Presenting and Accepting Awards
FIRST THOROUGHLY PREPARE WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO SAY
SECOND FOLLOW THE T-I-S FORMULA
THIRD BE ENTHUSIASTIC
FOURTH BE WARMLY SINCERE
FIFTH THOROUGHLY PREPARE THE TALK OF PRESENTATION
SIXTH EXPRESS YOUR SINCERE FEELINGS IN THE TALK OF ACCEPTANCE
Chapter 13 Organizing the Longer Talk
FIRST GET ATTENTION IMMEDIATELY
SECOND AVOID GETTING UNFAVORABLE ATTENTION
THIRD SUPPORT YOUR MAIN IDEAS
FOURTH APPEAL FOR ACTION
Chapter 14 Applying What You Have Learned
FIRST USE SPECIFIC DETAIL IN EVERYDAY CONVERSATION
SECOND USE EFFECTIVE SPEAKING TECHNIQUES IN YOUR JOB
THIRD SEEK OPPORTUNITIES TO SPEAK IN PUBLIC
FOURTH YOU MUST PERSIST
FIFTH KEEP THE CERTAINTY OF REWARD BEFORE YOU
Acknowledgments
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