Martin Luther King. Malcolm X. Lincoln. Churchill. Gandhi. Kennedy. Moses himself. What is the common denominator among all of these historical personas? These people made it into history books simply by the power of speech. All of these giant figures of historical importance were brilliant orators who inspired, encouraged and motivated their followers with just their voice. Over the course of time people have begun to underutilize and under emphasize the power of the spoken word. The way you talk and present yourself to the world still holds much importance because it can inspire confidence and gains your listeners trust. That is the core philosophy behind this book. How to speak in a manner that is appealing, attractive, and interesting to the audience. How to motivate and inspire people so that they give you their full and undivided attention as you talk; how to present yourself to the world in way that exudes confidence in yourself and trust in others. Public speaking is an art, a profession and a lifestyle-it can make you or break you. A good speaker will inspire and encourage the audience and a bad speaker will fail to leave the audience with any sort of lasting impression. So if you want to learn some good tips on how to improve your public speaking skills, this is the book for you!