Ken Davis is a best-selling author and speaker, and in his
new book he shares some of the tips that have made him one of the nation’s best
at giving talks.
Davis developed the SCORRE method, which he teaches at his
conferences. This method is unfolded throughout the pages of Secrets of Dynamic Communication, and
the author gives the reader the confidence to “prepare with focus, deliver with
clarity, and speak with power.”
If you desire to improve upon your public speaking skills,
then this book is a must read. I put the SCORRE method into use when writing a
recent sermon, and I was amazed at how Davis’ pointers added to the message.
Ken Davis is naturally funny, and he is able to do what I
often say is very difficult, and that is making humor work through the written
word. Davis admits that much of humor depends upon timing, facial expressions,
gestures, and voice inflection, but this book is funny without any of those
elements. Davis teaches the reader how to use humor in public speaking.
This book will give you confidence in yourself, and it will
also show you things to work on. For example, are you a pocket lover (someone
who keeps hands in pockets while on stage) or a prisoner (someone who keeps
their fingers interlocked at waist level)? Are you a sweeper (someone who scans
the room quickly but never makes eye contact) or a bird watcher (someone who
looks at objects on the wall instead of people)?
This book will walk the reader through the whole process of
public speaking, from the first thoughts about your topic until the delivery of
the message. With Ken Davis’ help, you too can be a dynamic communicator.
I received this book free from Booksneeze in exchange for an honest review.
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