by Jim Tunney, EdD, CSP, CPAE
Audiences expect intensity. They like it. They arrive wanting an "experience." They want the emotion, the meaning, the sense. To develop the flow and energy that delivers that to them, use variation in pace in the same way a major league pitcher uses a change-up to keep the hitter concentrating. Monotones moan. Variety electrifies. In music, it is the pause of silence between the notes that makes the melody. Include such pauses. They allow your audience to mentally massage and absorb your message. Use silence as a partner. (Ref: "Speaking Secrets of the Masters" ) Jim Tunney is a Past President of the National Speakers Association, an educator and best known for his work as an NFL referee for 31 seasons. Jim delivers compelling keynote speeches and seminars on leadership, teambuilding, motivation and productivity.
Contact him at info@jimtunney.com, http://www.jimtunney.com
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