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Now, You Will.
If you've ever wondered how to add humor to a
speech,
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Now, You Will.
If you've ever wondered how to add humor to a
speech,
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Our Authors include:
Terry Canfield Palmo
Carpino Russ Dantu Mike Davis
Kay Fittes Susan
Lamb-Robinson Sarfaraz Nazir
Carrie Warren Dan Weedin Charlie Wilson Douglas Wilson
Don't Miss These Gut-Busting Speeches:
Russ Dantu "The Big V"
Terry Canfield "Rules to Live by Before Calling 911"
Kay Fittes "Beware of Ladies' Night Out"
Palmo Carpino "Who's Gonna Know"
Charlie Wilson "Getting the Message"
Michael Davis "Question Man"
Susan Lamb "KIDS"
Sarfaraz Nazir "The River of No Return"
Dan Weedin "Stop!"
Douglas Wilson "Hey, Watch This!"
Carrie Warren "Laughing in Everyday Life"
Expert Presentation Coach
Rich Hopkins
breaks down each speech, putting each humor technique
under the microscope for all to see.
Now you can use the pro's secrets to humor
...in
your very next speech!
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What do you
get when you gather a mixed bunch of speakers and humorists, blend
with some behind the scenes insights, and analyze their
presentations? Go ahead and laugh, but you get a seriously funny
resource for adding or enhancing the humor in your presentations. I
know more than a few of these people and have seen many of them on
stage. I always thought there was something �funny� about them, and
I was right. Invest in your ability to connect and chuckle with your
audience. Go ahead and laugh is great!
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Humor techniques revealed in
Go Ahead and Laugh:
A Serious Guide to Speaking with Humor include:
Stage Persona, Position Switch, Catchy Cultural Phrases,
Callbacks, Props, Physical Humor,
Using Self as Punchline, Dialog as Storyteller, Voice of the Audience,
Silly Singing, Innuendos, Alphabet Soup,
Sound Effects, Rule of Three, and that's just the beginning!
Are you a Toastmaster?
If you are a speaking searching for techniques on storytelling,
audience connection, humor -
you'll find abundant examples throughout
Go Ahead and Laugh will not just teach you
to be funny,
it will inspire you to success.
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"'Go Ahead and Laugh' is a
great resource for anyone looking to add humor to their
presentations. By including entire speech texts and then analyzing
those speeches, the book creates a simple but powerful structure
that moves beyond theory and into application. I don't know any
other book on speaking or humor that does this, and the result is
very effective. I have taught and performed humor and comedy for
over sixteen years, and I found myself re-thinking my approach to
sections of my speech. I would recommend this book to anyone who not
only wants to be a funnier speaker, but who also wants to see
examples of great humor in action." |
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