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Recognize this pattern in your own development while mastering public speaking skills. Ask yourself these three questions:

Where am I right now, beginner, intermediate, advanced?

How long have I been at this level?

What am I working on right now, in other words, what skill am I refining to get to the next level?

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Powerful interest capturing introductions
Fluency - no regressions
Effective use of pausing
Accurate reading
Variety in volume for emphasis
Variety in pace and rate of speech
Variety in tone and pitch of voice
Conversational manner
Enthusiasm
Gestures - descriptive and emphatic
Effective use of visual aids
Proper use of microphone
Motivating conclusions
Logical development of information
Good use of illustrations, anecdotes, stories
Ability to convey warmth and friendliness to the audience

In Mastering Public Speaking Skills Employ A Strategy Of Never Ending Improvement

Avoid the trap of becoming complacent with your public speaking skills. Decide to embark on a course of gradual and never-ending improvement.

To do this you need to be objective in your appraisal of your own public speaking skills. This is not easy as it is jerry seinfeld nature to see ourselves differently as others see us. However, examining our performance with a critical eye is helpful. Record or tape either a practice session or a live event and then do a self-analysis.

Of even greater benefit is getting a partner or close friend to work with you. Using an analysis questionnaire such as the one in the coaching manual suggested in the resource box can be invaluable in identifying areas where you need to improve.

Initially, you may wish to use the Analysis Questionnaire after each presentation you make. Your progress will be rapid and you will reach a new plateau.

After that, use the Analysis Questionnaire from time to time so you don’t fall back into old habits. Keep alert and eager to continue mastering public speaking skills that will bring you much personal satisfaction and pleasure as well as a very appreciative audience!

Michael A. Jones has compiled an inexpensive coaching manual complete with Analysis Questionnaire:

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Whether their birthday is quickly approaching or Father and Mother Day are holidays you prefer to forget due to your inability to find something which can be a valuable present, a gift that you will craft yourself and will portray your own personal touch can go a long way into their hearts. Here are some easy craft ideas for those capable to open your computer and put it to work.

- Personal Music Compilation: You have heard them one thousand times. That Frank Sinatra song they were dancing last Christmas is engraved on your brain and you are catching yourself singing mp3 muzika lyrics every time you see a couple that resembles them crossing the street. One of the most appreciated gifts you can easily construct is that of a music CD containing all their favorite songs. You can even create the CD cover and labels on your computer and your gift can have a personal touch that will make tears fall from their eyes as they open the wrapping paper. Add a romantic photograph of them on the cover, put their theme song first and last, arrange the music according to their pleasing, and think of a good song that they do not know but will love when hearing. Improvise as much as you can and you will be glad you did.

- A Box Full of Memories: Last summer they have decided to visit Spain, but their tickets, photographs, beach shells, and museum passes have been inside a bag since then. Surprise them with a “Box from Spain.” Arrange their favorite photographs and create on your computer a collage that will cover the sides of the box. Print and place the year and their favorite Spanish phrase, which they have been using since, on top. Place the tickets and passes on a transparency paper and glue them inside the box, organize the box according to days or places, and try to create the box you would like to receive. Give them a chance to travel back in time and smile to your ingenuity.

- A Photograph Album: The photographs they have been eager to take every summer are scattered around or placed in boxes that nobody has time to open up and see anymore. Visit your local art or bookstore and purchase a couple of albums that can host most of the pictures you know they cherish. Arrange the pictures in chronological order or just grab them from the box and place them in the album while adding your own comments or imaginary dialogues. You can also create the album yourself on your computer and bind the pages together with string and ribbon. Embellish the photograph albums with your own taste, like black and white copies of photographs and experience how it feels to have something truly valuable given to them.

- A Card Box: They are always searching those small pieces of paper with those old recipes or sports scores on them, which seem to have disappeared since you remember yourself. They are always complaining and thinking they are now really old and incompetent for not remembering where they have placed their favorite cards the last time they used them. Save them the trouble of trying to locate their “valuable” pieces of paper and create a box which can have a title and display their favorite colors. Add some paper labels inside and give them the chance to feel organized and prepared when the time to use them again comes.

Creating the perfect gift for dad and mom is not that difficult. It needs some imagination and time to invest. We know you got both; you know it too. Good luck and happy crafting times!

Kadence Buchanan writes articles for http://4homelife.net/ - In addition, Kadence also writes articles for http://itsfamilytime.net/ and http://homeimprovementstation.com/.

Do you have the just the right support network in place for you?

Look around you now. Do you have people in your life on a daily basis who support your dreams, your goals and your daily activities? Do these people make you laugh, make you smile and help you feel better about yourself? Are these people able to truly listen to your needs, especially it when it comes to your work?

Why is this critical?

Many of us start to question our work after we turn 40, and it can seem threatening to those around us. After all, think about all the years you left early in the morning for work, and came home late at night. You made a good income and never seemed to complain much. Why the sudden need to change NOW, at your age? Well, this is exactly the time when change is needed most. While most jobs and organizations are only concerned about productivity and being effective, those over 40 want more freedom, meaning and clarity in their work. They want to know WHY they are doing the work, and what difference it is making for themselves, and in the greater world.

With the right support network at this point in your life, new ideas can flourish, new dreams can become real, and new energy for life becomes available.

What happens without the right support network?

People go under. They bury their dreams for “someday” (which never comes). They convince themselves to continue doing the same old routine work, and hope that, by some magic, a good fairy will show up with a wand and make things better. If you are honest with yourself, you know this won’t happen.

Do you fire those around you?

You might have to. Does your support network help you move forward towards what you want, or does it hold you back? If the people in your life are holding you back, you will need a new team. Eliminating those in your life who are holding you back is just as important. If the people holding you back happen to be your immediate family, then an urgent meeting is necessary. In this meeting, as in any business meeting, you must tell them you are in a crisis.

Through much reflection, you have discovered that your work no longer fits you. It is time for a new direction. You ask for support and understanding. You explain that, with or without that support, you must go forward with your new ideas and plans. Let them know that if you don’t, you are sure you will die sooner then you planned. Explain that you will do your best to minimize the impact, but you expect that changes will be required. In the short term, there will be a need to downscale the financial requirements of life to accommodate this next journey. If you find you do not have the support you need, you will have to deal with it sooner or later. I suggest that you should set a date within twelve months to do this.

Take the first steps now to build the right network for you.

Make a list of new people you could meet, and or network with, who are interested in the same things you are interested in (your passions) This should be a short list, perhaps six people. Make sure you stay in touch with them weekly. You can meet these people in your neighborhood, in on-line discussion groups, and or at networking events. Make a second list of people who are both interested and supportive in what you want to do. These people will bring you ideas as you start your journey. You’ll need about three of these people. You might have to hire someone - it all depends. You want three people who are not only doing what you want to do and but who are also willing to give you ideas and resources to help on your journey. You can take a class; buy a product, sign up for a newsletter - there are many activities that will help you obtain these ideas. The third step is to find someone who believes in you and your work. This is a person who you might have to pay initially, but who does what you love to do, has great ideas and or products you could use, and - most importantly - sends you business. This is a person who becomes your mentor, your friend, your coach - someone who is interested in your welfare and your success.

What about those you fired?

You won’t have time to worry about the OLD team. You will be too busy building your NEW team. At this stage you won’t be looking back. You will have begun to build your new life and your new work.

What’s at stake?

If you don’t take action after 40 to discover and do the work you love, your life will become routine, dull and lacking in passion. This is the sure path to retirement, followed by a quick death. If you do take action, suddenly you will have new passion and new purpose for your life, and those in it. You will cherish each day and totally use each one. The best way to get started and to build momentum is with the efforts of a new team, a new support network.

Examine your team now.

Fire those members who will not be useful for the next stage of your journey, and build a new team that will be just perfect for you - right now.

As always, I’ll be cheering you on as you go

Craig Nathanson

Craig Nathanson is the author of P Is For Perfect: Your Perfect Vocational Day and a coaching expert who works with people over forty. Craig’s new E-book, Discover and live your passion 365 days a year is a workshop in a box designed to help busy adults go insane with their work. Craig’s systematic approach, the trademark “Ten P” process,'’ helps people break free and move toward the work they love. Visit Craig’s online community at http://www.thevocationalcoach.com where you can take a class, get more ideas through Craig Nathanson’s books and CD’s, get some private coaching over the phone or read other stories of mid-life change and renewal.

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Back towards the beginning of the 2006 wedding season I got hitched. Since then I’ve been to half-a-dozen more weddings as a bunch of friends (and family — mine is huge!) tied the knot too and let me tell you, going to all those weddings is a lot of work! Especially when you’re in some of them. But actually being the bride or groom is harder by a longshot.

And so, although this year’s wedding season is just about over, I’ve got a few indispensable tips for next season’s lovebirds.

1 ) Write down every task that needs to get done for the wedding. Flowers, Favors, Reception Hall, everything. Be clear about who is responsible for each task. Most problems begin with poor communication, so doing this will help cut many problems off at the source.

2 ) Don’t decide to take care of [insert any wedding-related task here] next week. You’re going to let it go until the last minute and then you’ll be kicking yourself and going nuts. This closes in on 100% probability exponentially as the number of tasks you put off rises. If you have more than 3 tasks you’re not taking care of right away, one of them is almost definitey going to come back to bite you in the backside.

3 ) If you haven’t set a date yet, set one as far off as possible and stick to it. Just remind yourself of #2 every week.

4 ) Be careful with your money. You’ll be spending quite a lot of it between the reception hall, the florist, Band/DJ, etc. All that other stuff is local, but some of the stuff you can take care of on the web quickly, easily, and most importantly, cheaply. I recommend http://www.GiftsAndOtherwise.com for cheap groomsmen gifts and bridesmaid gifts. Their stuff is nice and they guarantee the lowest price. Since chances are you’re not buying all that stuff right at this moment, bookmark that site for future reference so you don’t forget. In fact, you should probably make a bookmark/favorites folder called “Wedding Resources” or something so you have all your wedding stuff in one place. I suppose that’s tip 4 1/2 actually.

5 ) The final, and perhaps most important piece of advice I have for you is this: stay out of politics. I’m quite serious. The complaints and feuds that pop up between families, and yes, even future spouses, are inevitable. Oh, sure! Right now you’re saying to yourself that won’t happen to you because your family/relationship is different. Let me be the first to dispel that illusion. It’ll happen to you so be prepared for it and come up with a couple of ready-made plans to calm flaring tempers.

I can’t promise that if you follow the above guidelines that everything will be just swell and you won’t have any problems, but at the very least you will have fewer. Good luck.

That’s it!

Alex Daniels is a wedding consultant for Gifts and Otherwise, an online retailer of cheap wedding favors.

You’re dating a new guy, and you’re crazy about him. You’re feeling vulnerable, you definitely don’t want to get hurt, so you call a few friends to analyze things he’s said to get their perspective. Is this a good idea?

Not really.

While it’s tempting to give friends an I-said-he-said account of your conversations with a new love, it’s a big mistake. You destroy whatever intimacy that developed. If you want a special relationship, keep it special by keeping it between the two people it involves: Him and you.

(Discount this advice if this man has ever hit you or threatened you in any way. In that case, RUN FOR THE HILLS. Dial 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) for help!).

As for a normal new boyfriend, your friends do not know him any better than you do (unless they’re his sisters, in which case you should definitely keep quiet about him).

Do not invite other people to speculate about your relationship. It’s not their place, and it’s none of their business. Trust yourself to make the right decision about whether or not he is the one for you.

Avoid asking questions like, “Do you think he likes me?” and “What do you think it meant when he…?” Use a man’s actions to gauge his feelings for you. If you don’t understand something he did or said, ask him about it. For instance, “You asked me to meet you at 6:30, but you didn’t show up until 7:15. Was there a lot of traffic?”

See what he has to say for himself. Does he seem genuinely sorry, or does he pull the same stunt the next time? Respond accordingly.

Acknowledge your own feelings, always: Do you feel good around him? Confident? Attractive? Or do you feel insecure? Stupid? Fat and ugly? You know how you feel around someone who likes you, so seek your own counsel.

When you discuss your relationship with other people, you cheapen it. You undermine it, too, because you’ve made it subject to others’ opinions. You’ve raised the stakes because if the relationship tanks, you might as well have taken out an ad in the New York Times.

Give your new relationship the dignity it deserves and keep it to yourself. Offer it care and attention. Trust yourself to let it develop as it should. If it’s meant to be, you’ll know it.

If it’s not, you’ll know it,too.

Terry MacDonald is the happily married author of “How to Attract and Marry the Man of Your Dreams.” Sign up for free dating tips at http://www.marrysmart.com . For Dating Advice (Almost) Daily, go to http://happygirlmusing.blogspot.com