by Herman Cain
First published 1999
Herman Cain addresses the widespread fear that grips business leaders when they must address an audience. Many executives freeze when called upon to speak publicly, despite their competence in other areas. Cain argues that effective verbal communication forms the foundation of strong leadership. He demonstrates how leaders can overcome their anxiety and develop the speaking skills that drive success. The book provides practical methods for transforming nervous energy into confident presentation. Cain shows executives how to harness speech as a tool for influence and authority. The work focuses on building the communication abilities that separate effective leaders from those who struggle to inspire others.
Genres: business, leadership, non-fiction, communication
Vibes: empowering, instructive, thought-provoking
Tropes: overcoming-challenges, self-improvement
176 pages · Hardcover · UNKNO