How to Master Public Speaking Quotes

“There are always three speeches, for every one you actually gave. The one you practiced, the one you gave, and the one you wish you gave.” - Dale Carnegie”
― Peter Andrei, How to Master Public Speaking: Gain public speaking confidence, defeat public speaking anxiety, and learn 297 tips to public speaking. Master the art of public speaking, communication, and rhetoric.

“Your mindset is determined by whether you have a favorable ratio of abundance-based thoughts to scarcity-based thoughts.”
― Peter Andrei, How to Master Public Speaking: Gain public speaking confidence, defeat public speaking anxiety, and learn 297 tips to public speaking. Master the art of public speaking, communication, and rhetoric.

“Your verbal hook is a sentence at the beginning of your speech meant to engage the audience.”
― Peter Andrei, How to Master Public Speaking: Gain public speaking confidence, defeat public speaking anxiety, and learn 297 tips to public speaking. Master the art of public speaking, communication, and rhetoric.

“Your thoughts create your reality. Your thoughts can even give you your voice. A negative mindset will produce a quaking, wavering voice; the very voice it dwelled on the fear of having. A positive mindset will produce a voice of strength and powerful resonation; the very voice it convinced itself it had.”
― Peter Andrei, How to Master Public Speaking: Gain public speaking confidence, defeat public speaking anxiety, and learn 297 tips to public speaking. Master the art of public speaking, communication, and rhetoric.

“What is seen time and time again, however, is that the confidence developed from mastering the art of public speaking will spill over into other areas of life.”
― Peter Andrei, How to Master Public Speaking: Gain public speaking confidence, defeat public speaking anxiety, and learn 297 tips to public speaking. Master the art of public speaking, communication, and rhetoric.

“The concept of Kairos is, perhaps, much more fundamental than even ethos, pathos, and logos. It simply means biding your time. It means waiting to attempt persuading people until a time comes when persuasion is most likely to work. In business, for example,”
― Peter Andrei, How to Master Public Speaking: Gain public speaking confidence, defeat public speaking anxiety, and learn 297 tips to public speaking. Master the art of public speaking, communication, and rhetoric.