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Raise Your Glasses Please! Jackie Arnold

Raise Your Glasses Please! By Jackie Arnold

Raise Your Glasses Please! by Jackie Arnold


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Ever been asked to stand up and give a toast or short speech? How did it make you feel? This title gives a history of the art of toasting, tips on how to organise a short speech, as well as advice on how to plan and prepare it. It also presents a variety of toasts, quotes, proverbs and rhymes.

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Raise Your Glasses Please! Summary

Raise Your Glasses Please!: How to Make a Toast or Short Speech That is Perfect for the Occasion - and Enjoy It! by Jackie Arnold

Ever been asked to stand up and give a toast or short speech? How did it make you feel? If you are the kind of person who goes weak at the knees even thinking about it, then this book is for you. It will enable you to stand up with confidence and deliver a really effective toast and/or short speech that is appropriate for any occasion. Most people are called upon to give a toast sometime in their lives; from senior executives, managers, leaders, performers and presenters to speakers, teachers, trainers and dads or mums at their children's christening, wedding, graduation or prize-giving.Anyone without experience who needs to present a toast as part of his or her work, or who is called upon to speak in public on a regular basis will find this book invaluable. It gives a lively history of the art of toasting, tips on how to organise a short speech, plus advice on how to plan and prepare it. It also presents a rich variety of toasts, quotes, proverbs and rhymes to help you make a real impact.

Contents: Introduction; 1. Wherefore the Toast? A bit of History; 2. Toasts and Short Speeches; 3. Toasting Around the World; 4. How to Give a Great Toast; 5. Roasting and Toasting; 6. Wedding Toasting;7. Sample Toasts - an A-Z; 8. Proverbs and Limericks; 9. Workbook; 10. The Five Steps to Successful Speaking and the 50 Tips to Get You There; Resources; Index.

Raise Your Glasses Please! Reviews

Giving a 'toast' or 'short speech'? This is the book! Great speaking tips and original toasts you can 'borrow' - Jane Bidder (Sophie King)Appropriate and witty speeches and toasts - you will find help with this essential guide. A must for the bookshelf. Education & Training ConsultantAre you terrified by an invitation to speak in public? Jackie Arnold's advice makes it easy and dispels those fears. John Postlethwaite - Retired Consultant Surgeon

About Jackie Arnold

Jackie Arnold founded the Brighton & Hove Speakers club which is part of Toastmasters International (TM). She is a member and tutor for The Voice Care Network UK and a former BBC broadcaster and Presenter. Jackie coaches senior executives in leadership skills and is an international voice coach and presentations skills trainer. She has presented at several international conferences and gives keynote speeches on a wide variety of topics.

Table of Contents

Introduction; 1. Wherefore the Toast? A bit of History; 2. Toasts and Short Speeches; 3. Toasting Around the World; 4. How to Give a Great Toast; 5. Roasting and Toasting; 6. Wedding Toasting;7. Sample Toasts - an A-Z; 8. Proverbs and Limericks; 9. Workbook; 10. The Five Steps to Successful Speaking and the 50 Tips to Get You There; Resources; Index.

Additional information

CIN1845282094VG
9781845282097
1845282094
Raise Your Glasses Please!: How to Make a Toast or Short Speech That is Perfect for the Occasion - and Enjoy It! by Jackie Arnold
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Little, Brown Book Group
2007-06-26
N/A
Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
This is a used book - there is no escaping the fact it has been read by someone else and it will show signs of wear and previous use. Overall we expect it to be in very good condition, but if you are not entirely satisfied please get in touch with us

Customer Reviews - Raise Your Glasses Please!