Become a STAR of the
public speaking, and be
listened to, applauded, and – Finally – appreciated for your true worth

Are you afraid of looking ridiculous? Is the thought of having dozens of pairs of eyes staring at you an insurmountable challenge?

If so, I have good news for you:

Public speaking isn't so terrifying
when you know the "tricks"
specialists

Because, as in any activity, there are secrets and techniques used by those who manage to ignite an audience with their words, and which can allow anyone, and therefore you, to do the same.

And on this page, you will discover:

How you can become a real "star" of public speaking , even if you have never managed to give a proper speech or presentation until now.

Why knowing how to speak in public can easily and logically multiply your annual income by 2 or 3 ...

The techniques used by the greatest speakers to overcome your fear of public speaking once and for all

How to make your presentation or speech – whatever it may be – effective, impactful, and convincing

My name is Cyril Godefroy, and if I am talking to you today about public speaking, it is because I KNOW what it feels like to get a standing ovation from a crowd of 2000 people after a speech.

This has happened to me several times already, and I think I can safely say that there is nothing more exhilarating.

But that's not the most important thing.

Of course, receiving thunderous applause is extremely pleasing, but there is something even more important and "awesome" about knowing how to speak in public:

This gives you power over others that allows you to get practically anything you want out of life.

And while you are unlikely to ever find yourself in front of a crowd of more than 1000 people, you will have to speak in front of an audience sooner or later.

Not necessarily with the sole aim of getting applause, but in any case to convince your audience, whether it consists of one person or 200...

Because yes, even with just one person, you are already dealing with a small audience, and sometimes, your professional or personal future depends on the success of your performance (even in front of just one person):

• A recruiter , to find a job,
• The HR manager or your company 's manager, to obtain a promotion or a raise,
• A woman to win over,
• A child to convince,
• A policeman to be charmed,
• A criminal to reason with,
• A contract to be negotiated with a seller , or with a client ...

Look at everything that happens in your life, and you will see that every day you have to speak in front of people to convince, get someone to act, or obtain something from someone.

The ability to speak well
therefore, in front of an audience you can
to open doors which, initially,
seemed insurmountable

And, as an added bonus, it's an excellent way to advance your career and expand your network.

The unfortunate thing is that you were never taught this at school, and most books on the subject are not accessible to everyone.

You are taught to write, to read, but very few (if any) courses truly teach you how to EXPRESS yourself in front of an audience.

The publication of " How to Become a Star of Public Speaking " - an easy and practical guide to impressing your audience - can change your life:

Learn to speak in public to improve your performance
in your personal and professional life

I want my next presentation
in front of a group, which is a success

This guide addresses the subject in a very practical way and gives you techniques that are easy to apply immediately.

This will give you the opportunity to build and deliver a speech or presentation from start to finish, just like professional speakers and lecturers do.

This guide will not only help you prepare your next presentation and gradually improve in all those that follow, but also to write and deliver interesting, clear, and persuasive presentations.

It also addresses the questions and concerns that a novice speaker may have.

This guide also includes examples of past speakers' experiences. You'll see how these speeches led the speakers to success.

A guide that explains everything from A to Z
on public speaking

This guide takes you by the hand through the entire process so you can build, prepare, and deliver your presentation to a group of any size.

Because a presentation in front of an audience is always built and organized in the same way, according to a very precise process.

At the origin of your presentation, there is often a request that was not necessarily desired or anticipated.

This happens most frequently in your work, and it's often your superior who asks you to do it.

This has surely happened to you before, hasn't it? If not yet, rest assured, it won't be long.

For example, you might be told: " Cyril, you will present this new product to the whole team next Monday! " Or, " Jeanne, you will give a report of the meeting to all your colleagues on Friday at 1 p.m. "...

You have one week to prepare, and your future in this company will depend on the success of your performance .

The problem is that you have absolutely no idea what you are going to say, and the very idea of ​​speaking in front of a group terrifies you to a degree you couldn't have imagined.

Don't panic!

You now have a guide that allows you to get through it easily, whatever presentation you have to make, and whatever the size of your audience.

Here's how this guide will help you become a public speaking star.

The keys to preparing yourself
to create a perfect presentation
even if you are a beginner

If you have never had to present anything in front of an audience, then this guide will give you some secrets that the pros use to make your first presentation a resounding success .

Because when you start out in this kind of activity, there are a lot of little "tricks" you need to know, which will save you from many mistakes and unnecessary stress.

Among other things, you will discover:

You will also learn that there are 6 characteristics that you absolutely must know and therefore look for in your audience, whatever its size, before speaking to them.

Many people don't bother to consider these six fundamental points before preparing their speech. As a result, the performance is poorly received by the audience. Worse, some people stop listening, yawn, chat, or get up and leave, even though you're still speaking!

If you don't want this to happen to you one day (I assure you it's very unpleasant!), then this advice will be invaluable. You'll find it on page 14:

I want my next presentation
in front of a group, which is a success

Once you have laid the groundwork for your presentation, it will be time to tackle the biggest obstacle encountered when giving a public speech:

How to overcome your
fear of public speaking

If you have ever had to prepare a speech or a presentation, then you are certainly familiar with this feeling and its symptoms:

A persistent lump in the throat, bad nights, stiffness in the neck or back, itchy eyes, sweaty hands...

In short, all the trappings of a person who is stressed and anxious about being in front of a group of people to talk to them.

It's something we experience more and more intensely as the big day approaches. We start asking ourselves questions that make our hearts ache.

For example: Will the audience like me? Will I lose my train of thought at the beginning of the presentation? Am I well prepared?

If this happens to you and you feel stressed about your next presentation, " How to Become a Public Speaking Star " will reveal:

I want my next presentation
in front of a group, which is a success

But learning to be more zen beforehand is only part of the journey. Indeed, once the big day arrives, it's about showing your audience how confident and self-assured you can be.

How to develop and maintain
unwavering self-confidence

Indeed, confidence develops a positive image, while anxiety does the opposite.

When we speak, we communicate in 3 different ways: verbally, visually, and vocally.

No matter how clear and well-organized your speech is, if you are nervous, your audience will only remember your signs of anxiety (lack of eye contact, bad posture, hesitations, stressed voice, etc...).

On the other hand, if you project the image of someone who is confident, you will be much more credible .

Chapter 4 of your guide " How to Become a Public Speaking Star " will give you the best tips to overcome your stage fright:

You will learn, for example:

I want my next presentation
in front of a group, which is a success

Many presenters meticulously choose their topic and seek reliable information, but fail to excite their audience.

Generally, this failure stems from a lack of organization and preparation.

How to prepare and organize
an unforgettable presentation

Indeed, having unwavering charisma is not enough to guarantee a successful speech that will ignite crowds and make you look like a star in the eyes of those listening to you.

To put it another way, anyone living on this planet is capable of delivering a successful presentation if it has been carefully prepared by following the techniques used by the best.

This guide reveals these techniques and gives you the keys to preparing and organizing an unforgettable presentation.

It will also help you avoid major mistakes you should never make when preparing your speech.

Some of these errors are the cause of many fiascos . Take, for example, the one discussed on page 16 of this guide.

Dale Carnegie, one of the great masters of public speaking, recounts, regarding this error, what happened to Vance Bushnell, then vice-president of one of the world's largest insurance companies, who one day had to give a 20-minute presentation to nearly 2,000 representatives of his company...

He began his speech with these six words: " My role in this program is... "

He stopped. Memory lapse. Impossible to continue, he had forgotten everything!

In his confusion, he took two steps back and tried again. But it was no use! So he took another two steps back and tried again. This went on three times.

The platform was 1.20 meters high, there was no railing at the back, and a free space of 1.50 meters separated the platform from the wall.

So, the fourth time he backed away, he tumbled and disappeared. The audience was shaken by a tremendous burst of laughter . One of the spectators even fell out of his seat. Never, in the memory of the company, had such a spectacle been witnessed!

But for the speaker, it was the most painful moment of his life. He was so humiliated that he resigned. His superiors convinced him to withdraw it, and subsequently, he became an excellent speaker.

But he never again made that fatal mistake which you will discover on page 16 of this guide.

OK, I want to know the mistakes to avoid during a speech

Just as you will enjoy following these few tips to prepare a presentation that people will remember for a lifetime:

After all these preparations, you will finally present yourself to your audience.

You may have spent days or even weeks analyzing your audience, choosing your arguments, and organizing and rehearsing your speech.

You have learned to manage stress, you have turned your stage fright into an ally, you know your subject inside and out.

OK! You are ready for this final step.

All that remains is for you to take care of one major element: Your image.

Develop and maintain the element
the most important part of your presentation

This is a crucial element because ultimately it is you, more than your speech, who will make an impression on your audience, for better or for worse.

A few months ago, I attended a presentation after receiving a fantastic brochure that really whetted my appetite.

A person, the director of one of the largest executive coaching companies in France, came to give a lecture on the formidable power of color in communication , both personal and professional.

I was expecting a breathtaking show, because the subject fascinates me, and judging by this person's "CV" and references (on her brochure) there was no doubt that she seemed to be the best specialist on the subject.

The big day arrives.

180 people had made the trip to see THE specialist, and having discussed things a little beforehand with other participants, my enthusiasm was far from being an isolated case.

Yes, but here's the thing. In the end, the person arrived, and our enthusiasm faded far away in the depths of our overly comfortable armchairs:

Bad microphone, a voice that was too weak , unsteady gestures , a posture that betrayed nervousness and poorly controlled anxiety , a face glistening with sweat , 90% of the time spent reading a video projector screen ...

A total fiasco! It ended with a memorable question and answer session where I even saw a spectator get up and leave the room after an aggressive and inappropriate response from the speaker.

In summary, none of the 180 participants found anything positive in this presentation, which had promised to be exciting.

Moral of the story: You can talk about the most interesting thing in the world, but if you don't take care of your image, your voice, and all the elements surrounding your presentation, then it will be a failure.

And yet, when you KNOW what to do, you'll see that it's very easy to manage this part of your presentation.

And in this area, the guide " How to Become a Star of Public Speaking " will allow you to prepare in the best possible way.

You will indeed discover how to present an ideal image of yourself for your presentation, and what material and environmental elements are essential (some will surprise you).

For example :

• Patrick Poivre d'Arvor 's secret to staying at the top of the ratings in Europe for several years. PAGE 51
• How to make an immediate "good impression" on an audience. PAGE 52
• How to choose your clothes for a speech – the way to never make a mistake. PAGE 52
• 5 things you should never forget when you present yourself in front of an audience for the first time – and you 'll make a lasting impression. PAGE 52
• How do successful presenters hold themselves? A tip on the posture of winners . PAGE 52
• How to use your body to support certain ideas – or spark interest. PAGE 52

• The gestures of communication superstars – and how to draw inspiration from them. PAGE 53
• The way the best speakers always look at their audience—do the same and you will be successful. PAGE 53
• The 6 key questions you absolutely must ask yourself to improve your stage presence and become a successful speaker. PAGE 53
• The 4 characteristics of your voice you need to pay close attention to—or your audience will quickly become distracted! PAGE 54
• An excellent "trick" for separating your arguments, creating suspense , or emphasizing an idea! PAGE 55
• Terms that irritate listeners and that you should banish from your speeches. PAGE 56
• The 5 essential characteristics of the words you use — a rule you should never break! PAGE 56
• 6 things to remember if you have to read a handwritten speech – for a formal occasion, for example! PAGE 58
• The type of speech you should never use in public – it always lacks spontaneity and naturalness! PAGE 58
• The 16 steps to effective presentation training – what the best do! PAGE 59
• How can you keep a cool head if you make a mistake in the middle of a speech? PAGE 61
• The 11 secrets of speech champions so you'll never be thrown off balance by your audience's questions again! PAGE 61
• A specialist's trick to use when you don't know the answer to a question from your audience. You'll never again fear looking silly for not knowing what to say. PAGE 62
• What you absolutely must avoid in front of a hostile audience – or you could face hell! PAGE 62

I want my next presentation
in front of a group, which is a success

But you will also learn to :

• choose a good microphone (if necessary),

• How to arrange the room to be more efficient depending on the number of your audience,

• How to choose your video equipment

• How to care for your visual aids so that they "help" you rather than hinder you.

• and a host of other tips, used by public speaking professionals to ensure all your presentations are successful.

I don't think it's currently possible to find such a comprehensive and effective training program for such a low price.

Most public speaking courses cost around €200 per day , and are far from possessing all the secrets that are in this guide.

Add to that the enormous advantage of having a teleprompter at your disposal, like TV presenters and politicians, and your next presentation or speech will be a success.

Instead of trembling at the thought of being judged or ridiculed, you will be applauded, admired, and recognized.

Don't miss this opportunity.

With kind regards,
Cyril Godefroy

PS: I mentioned above a presentation in a company setting, but there are dozens of other situations where you can follow the advice in this guide.

If you are a student , for example, and you will have to present a project to a jury to get into a prestigious school, or defend a thesis at the end of your studies.

If you are looking for a job , this also applies. A job interview is an example where all your qualities, along with any advice on preparing for and managing your anxiety and image, will allow you to stand out from other candidates.

Indeed, during recruitment, if the final choice falls on two candidates with more or less similar skills, the company will always choose the one who knows best how to express themselves in front of an audience .

If you're going on a date with someone of the opposite sex , these tips will also help you make the evening more interesting and dispel any fears you might have about not being interesting. We all love people who know how to keep a conversation going. So why not take advantage of that?

During family gatherings , if you are required to give a speech, for a wedding, or for a baptism, during a trial, a meeting of tenants or co-owners, a strike, in case of an accident, or other...

If you're a salesperson or businessperson , and you need to sell any kind of product, then the advice in this guide will be invaluable. You'll learn how to cultivate your image, organize your ideas so they're easily understood, and know how to dress and carry yourself to inspire confidence!

The same applies if you want to negotiate a price reduction with a property seller , or smooth things over with a fussy neighbor , impose your point of view in a co-owners ' meeting, negotiate deadlines with suppliers , or with bankers ...

Yes! There are many situations that require you to speak up. And whether you're doing it in front of 1 or 200 people, this guide will help you score points with everyone you speak to.

I want my next presentation
in front of a group, which is a success

PPPS: One last point regarding your income .

Public speaking is THE most important factor in your professional success .

And especially from a financial point of view!

Indeed, the more successful presentations one gives within a company, the faster one progresses . Throughout history, those who can communicate effectively have always been highly valued.

It is therefore not surprising to see people earning 2 to 3 times more than before, because being able to speak easily in public has opened the doors they needed to advance within their own company.

And don't be surprised if, after several successful presentations, people naturally come to you offering better-paying positions.

As I told you earlier, once you are better appreciated in a society, as if by magic, doors open by themselves.

I want to give myself every chance of
earning a better salary on my side

I want my next presentation
in front of a group, which is a success