Public Speaking

Never be Caught Speechless Again!

Those who have good social skills are always immediately recognized by those around them. These are the people others go to, the ones who will receive the best treatment by their peers, and who will likely in the long run make the most money. Imagine a life where you too have excellent communication skills not only in small intimate settings, but large groups as well. Great speakers are great because of their confidence, their ability to organize ideas, and their determination to be heard.

Few skills are more important in this world than communication. And at one time or another we're all going to find ourselves at the front of the room talking to a large number of people. It doesn't matter if it's at a wedding, a class, a funeral, a business meeting or a political speech. We will always need to have firm hold over our ability to speak in front of others. If you improve your ability to speak, you will find yourself in a greater position of leadership, earn the respect of others, and be able to communicate effectively with large numbers of people without problem.

Glossophobia, or a fear of public speaking has been listed as the top fear expressed by millions of people. The second most commonly listed fear is death. Does public speaking hold such a powerful position in our psyche that we actually fear it more than death as a society? Of course not everyone is terrified of public speaking. In fact, a great number of people regularly engage in this activity as their entire occupation. Politicians are not braver than anyone who faces death every day, but they certainly have one inner quality that most of us lack.

So what do all the elements of a great public speaker have in common? They all originate in the mind. Posture is derived largely from the subconscious and tells us a great deal about how we feel about ourselves. The tone of our voices come from how we feel about a given situation. As we improve our ability to understand and get a firm hold on the situation, our tone of voice is more effective. This too comes from the subconscious. And the structure of our sentences comes from a cooperation between the conscious and unconscious minds. Public speaking, in other words, isn't something you can simply fake.

The first thing you need to understand is that all forms of speech are directly connected with the parietal lobe. But often the activities of the parietal lobe can be affected adversely if fear interferes with the impulses that should be going toward creating effective communication. Fear impedes communication, and so a nervous speaker will be quite obvious to even the most casual of observers. By calming your nerves and strengthening neural pathways to the parietal lobe through our entrainment, we can ensure you communicate both effectively and easily.

Facts to Consider:

• Good speakers get what they want because they know exactly how to ask.
• Millions of dollars spent every year on speech therapy immediately shows just how important speech is to employers, romantic interests, and peers.
• If you have something important to say you will need good communication skills or you won't find an audience.
• Make sure that you are well liked by unlocking your potential to develop social skills

How Can We Help?

Through our smooth medley of Delta tones your brain releases the anxiety it has over speaking. Rather than focusing on fear of judgment and failure we strengthen the pathways required to tap into that inner charisma we all have inherently. And even as the Delta Tone works, another Theta tone then moves to strengthen your muscle control to focus your body. This incredible combination ensures you are not only getting better at speaking, but also at controlling every aspect of word formation and body language as well. By listening to the recording just before a speaking engagement, you will put yourself in the perfect mindset to unleash your ideas and let the crowd see things from your point of view. Imagine the confidence swelling up inside you and how naturally everyone will be agreeing with you after your brain is in the right state. Imagine them not only agreeing with you, but celebrating your ideas excitedly. This confidence will not only make you a more effective speaker, it will make you generally more charismatic as well. Over time you will find yourself naturally gravitating toward your charismatic side as these neural pathways get stronger.

How Does It Work?

Binaural Beats- Sine wave generators are used to create two separate frequency waves, which are introduced to each ear independently. The brain reacts by creating a third tone, making up the difference of the two. It instantly reacts to these frequencies causing a Shift In Consciousness. Using this technology, your brain can be programmed to weed out interferences and open up the communication channels inside your mind that are blocked by your own consciousness.

Isochronic Tones- If you are looking for the most effective type of brainwave entrainment, Isochronic tones are the way to go. Isochronic Tones also use equal intensity tones, but the pulse speed is greater, causing the brain to synchronize with the rhythm.  In 1999, Thomas Budzynski Ph.D.  published a case in the Journal of Neurotherapy which showed that a group of 8 college students increased their GPA with the use of audio brainwave stimulation, and their GPA continued to increase even after the brainwave entrainment was finished....

Listening Suggestions

You can become a Good Public Speaker by reaching your subconscious and visualizing yourself as you want to be.  This recording uses Delta and Theta and is designed to be played when the listener has time to enter the dreaming realms. It can be listened to before a speaking event, or any other time when you want to visualize.