Speak. Sound. Convince. 7 Lessons from the Best Speakers of Modern Russia

The main tool of influence and persuasion is the voice. If you can fully use it and also know how to make people listen and hear you enchantedly, you have the recipe for oratory success in your pocket! Ksenia Chernova... is a speech technique trainer and voice training course instructor, who has successfully prepared representatives from companies such as Rambler&Co, Gazprom Neft, the TV channel Russia 1, and many others for public speaking and interviews for over 10 years. Her book will become your personal trainer for all types of online and offline presentations. In it, you will find 7 lessons from 7 of the best speakers in the country, who share their own methods for preparing speeches, self-presentation skills, and tips for holding the attention of diverse audiences. "They say that speakers are not born, but made. Ksenia Chernova's book is a bright and necessary guide for speakers, both beginners and experienced. The author has done a tremendous job summarizing the experience of various specialists in the field of public speaking. And now you have the opportunity to get acquainted with this experience and adopt it." — Leonid Smekhov, public speaking instructor with international experience, honorary professor at the RANEPA Business Institute, PhD in History. "Speaking in front of people, charging them with your energy, and guiding them is no easy task. The good news is that this can be learned! The book Speak. Sound. Convince has everything you need to help you become the speaker who will be remembered for a long time. And if you’re lucky — forever." — Tatyana Muzhitskaya, business trainer, psychologist, author of four bestsellers. "A beautiful voice, confident speech, the ability to work with stress and anxiety — this is what readers of this book gain. People, even those who were unaware of the potential of their voice or were shy about it, will quickly master the art of working correctly with this instrument and gain confidence during public speaking." — Aram Ter-Gazaryan, head of the Media Relations Service agency