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Speak Well: Tips for Speaking & Communicating Effectively
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NEW E-BOOK AVAILABLE
Speaking in front of people, be it family or a large crowd of unfamiliar faces, can be a daunting task. Our mind tends to loom between “what do I say?” and “will my message be conveyed clearly?” when preparing to speak. Like any skill, knowing how to speak effectively adds value to any space occupied.
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Knowing how to communicate effectively is not only for large platforms and crowds. Speaking well shows up in daily interactions like job interviews, panel discussions, family meetings, conflict resolution, school classrooms and organizations, town halls and board meetings, and other day-to-day interactions.
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In this e-book, Dionte’ has meshed his speaking experience— emceeing corporate events, keynoting luncheons, facilitating restorative conversations with students, hosting pageants and fashion shows, and even coordinating social celebrations— to offer practical tools for those interested in perfecting their voice.​
Readers can learn:
* How to understand, interact, and best ways to maintain your audience
* Knowing how to develop your message concisely and with clarity
* Identifying what illuminates your message and sets you ahead
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Whether addressing family or a large crowd of unfamiliar faces, speaking in front of people can be a daunting task. Practicing over time and pushing yourself to do-it-while-scared, you develop your voice and discover best ways to utilize it. This e-book promises to provide experienced tips on how to sharpen the ever-evolving skill of speaking well.
100 youth in attendance raising $2,000 towards mental health awareness
Unlearning Youth, LLC is partnerning with NAMI Walks Greater Houston to create a welcoming space this year for youth throughout Houston to gather to participate in the walk, connect with like-minded peers, and leave with resources to share with classmates, friends, and family.
Every day, youth are facing forces that grapple with their mental wellness including academic anxiety, personal growing pains, friendships and relationships, depression and suicidal ideations, and even hereditary barriers.
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