Section 1 : You Can Master English Grammar Quickly!

 		Lecture 1 Quick Win! You Can Speak With Confidence in Your English Grammar copy 1:8
Lecture 2 A Quick Grammar Tip - a taste of things to come 0:59
Lecture 3 Course Roadmap - a quick overview of the course content Text
Lecture 4 Are You Ready to Start Learning English Grammar Now 3:37
Lecture 5 Build Your English Grammar Skills Daily By Doing this 2:33
Lecture 6 If You Teach English Grammar, This Is For You 3:0
Lecture 7 Lecture 1 About Certification Pdf
Lecture 8 Why Audiences Are More Forgiving Of English Grammar Mistakes Than Readers Are 2:28
Lecture 9 Can You Find Grammar Blunders Made By TJ and Derek 2:20

Section 2 : Nouns

 		Lecture 10 Nouns - start here to learn about nouns 1:53
Lecture 11 Nouns - Common and Proper - learn the difference 4:30
Lecture 12 Nouns - Singular and Plural - learn how to make plurals of nouns 6:30
Lecture 13 Nouns - Capitalisation Rules - learn how and when to use capital letters 5:12
Lecture 14 Nouns - Abstract and Concrete - what they are and how they differ 1:11
Lecture 15 Nouns - Collective Nouns - these are not the same as plurals, as you will see 1:44
Lecture 16 Nouns - Countable and Uncountable - learn how to use these correctly 3:35
Lecture 17 Nouns - Pronouns - find out how to replace nouns in English 15:47
Lecture 18 Quick Tip 2:27
Lecture 19 Nouns - Possessive - learn the different ways of indicating ownership 5:17
Lecture 20 Nouns - Gerunds - find out how verbs can behave like nouns 4:42
Lecture 21 Compound Nouns - not collective, not plurals - something entirely different 7:50

Section 3 : Articles

 		Lecture 22 Articles - start here to learn about articles 0:52
Lecture 23 The Definite Article 6:51
Lecture 24 The Indefinite Articles copy 5:12
Lecture 25 Zero Articles 7:28

Section 4 : Adjectives

 		Lecture 26 Adjectives - start here to learn about adjectives 1:28
Lecture 27 Adjectives - Different Types 8:6
Lecture 28 Adjectives - Comparing Equal 3:7
Lecture 29 Adjectives - Comparing Unequal 6:12
Lecture 30 Adjectives - Superlative - the best lesson 5:25
Lecture 31 Adjectives - Order - learn how to order multiple adjectives 5:5

Section 5 : Verbs

 		Lecture 32 Verbs - start here to learn about verbs 1:31
Lecture 33 Verbs - Categories 7:41
Lecture 34 Verbs - Regular 3:37
Lecture 35 Verbs - Irregular 5:29
Lecture 36 Verbs - Active and Passive 7:44
Lecture 37 Verbs - Transitive and Intransitive 5:46
Lecture 38 Verbs - Auxiliary 9:42
Lecture 39 Verbs - Auxiliary Modal 19:59

Section 6 : Tenses and Aspects

 		Lecture 40 Tenses and Aspects - start here to learn about tenses and aspects 2:36
Lecture 41 Present Simple - usage, formation, examples 4:34
Lecture 42 Present Perfect - usage, formation, examples 3:58
Lecture 43 Present Continuous - usage, formation, examples 4:45
Lecture 44 Present Perfect Continuous - usage, formation, examples 4:14
Lecture 45 Past Simple - usage, formation, examples 4:48
Lecture 46 Past Perfect - usage, formation, examples 3:4
Lecture 47 Past Continuous - usage, formation, examples 4:29
Lecture 48 Past Perfect Continuous - usage, formation, examples 3:3
Lecture 49 Future Simple - usage, formation, examples 5:26
Lecture 50 Future Simple - Will vs Going To - when to use them 4:41
Lecture 51 Future Perfect - usage, formation, examples 3:52
Lecture 52 Future Continuous - usage, formation, examples 3:52
Lecture 53 Future Perfect Continuous - usage, formation, examples 3:2
Lecture 54 Reported Speech - he said, she said 5:11
Lecture 55 Examples with Contractions - a detailed explanation Text

Section 7 : Adverbs

 		Lecture 56 Adverbs - start here to learn about adverbs 2:46
Lecture 57 Adverbs - From Adjectives - learn how to make adverbs from adjectives 4:37
Lecture 58 Adverbs - Relative 6:32
Lecture 59 Adverbs - Comparative 4:3
Lecture 60 Adverbs - Superlative 5:59
Lecture 61 Adverbs - Interrogative 5:4
Lecture 62 Adverbs of Certainty 4:49
Lecture 63 Adverbs of Degree 7:47
Lecture 64 Adverbs of Manner 7:22
Lecture 65 Adverbs of Place 4:37
Lecture 66 Adverbs of Time 3:4
Lecture 67 Adverbs of Frequency 5:51
Lecture 68 Adverbs of Viewpoint 4:20
Lecture 69 Adverbs of Opinion 3:40

Section 8 : Prepositions

 		Lecture 70 Prepositions - start here to learn about prepositions 2:14
Lecture 71 Prepositions of Time 9:23
Lecture 72 Prepositions of Place 9:15
Lecture 73 Prepositions of Direction 14:11
Lecture 74 Prepositions of Reason 3:19
Lecture 75 Prepositions of Connection 2:10
Lecture 76 Prepositions of Device 3:3
Lecture 77 Prepositions of Agency 1:41
Lecture 78 Prepositions of Origin 1:30
Lecture 79 Preposition or Adverb 1:55

Section 9 : Punctuation

 		Lecture 80 Punctuation - start here to learn about punctuation 2:17
Lecture 81 Punctuation - Full Stop 11:21
Lecture 82 Punctuation - Exclamation Mark 8:17
Lecture 83 Punctuation - Question Mark 5:13
Lecture 84 Punctuation - Quotation Marks 13:12
Lecture 85 Punctuation - Comma 12:37
Lecture 86 Punctuation - Oxford Comma 1:59
Lecture 87 Punctuation - Semicolon 3:35
Lecture 88 Punctuation - Colon 6:26
Lecture 89 Punctuation - Ellipsis ( 4:1
Lecture 90 Punctuation - Hyphen 5:2
Lecture 91 Punctuation - Dash 3:30
Lecture 92 Punctuation - Slash 7:6
Lecture 93 Punctuation - Apostrophe 4:28
Lecture 94 Punctuation - Brackets 13:54
Lecture 95 Punctuation - Fun Stuff - a reward for all your hard work 5:31

Section 10 : Conditionals

 		Lecture 96 Conditionals - Start here to learn about conditionals 1:52
Lecture 97 Zero Conditional - That's a Fact 2:21
Lecture 98 First Conditional - Promises and Threats 2:27
Lecture 99 Second Conditional - Wishful Thinking and Advice 3:0
Lecture 100 Third Conditional - Regret and Criticism 3:16
Lecture 101 Mixed Conditional - Who Needs Reality 2:45

Section 11 : Conjunctions

 		Lecture 102 Conjunctions - start here to learn about conjunctions 1:46
Lecture 103 Coordinating Conjunctions
Lecture 104 Subordinating Conjunctions 3:2
Lecture 105 Correlative Conjunctions 2:4

Section 12 : Beginners Start Here

 		Lecture 106 Are you really a beginner Text
Lecture 107 If you're a beginner, this is where you need to start 2:33
Lecture 108 The verb 'to be' - master this very important verb 3:47
Lecture 109 The numbers 1 to 10 - get a good start with learning how to count in English 3:0
Lecture 110 Nouns - one or more - learn how to make plurals 4:5
Lecture 111 The verb 'to have' - another important verb for you to learn 4:0
Lecture 112 Possessive - mine, yours etc 7:22
Lecture 113 The numbers 11 to 20 - learn to double your counting ability 3:24
Lecture 114 Days of the week - Monday through to Sunday and all the days in between
Lecture 115 Months of the year - January through to December and all the ones in between 2:44
Lecture 116 The numbers 21 to 1000 - now we're rolling! 8:21
Lecture 117 Telling the time - learn the different ways to tell the time of day 5:32
Lecture 118 Verbs - learn about the simple present tense 5:25
Lecture 119 Verbs - learn how to ask questions 11:32
Lecture 120 Verbs - learn how to make negatives 13:12
Lecture 121 Question words - Who What Where When Why Which How Learn them all 11:34
Lecture 122 Conclusion to Written English Grammar Section 1:0

Section 13 : Putting English Grammar Skills to Work in All of Your Spoken Communications

 		Lecture 123 Quick Wins! The High Tech Way to Perfect Communication 1:39
Lecture 124 Listening is Key (and why this isn't just a public speaking course
Lecture 125 Become part of the top 1% of communicators right now! 3:24
Lecture 126 Good news, the problems we think we have, aren't real 5:35
Lecture 127 Communications skills are the most important skills for success 2:44
Lecture 128 Direct versus indirect communication 2:50
Lecture 129 Let's hop in with something new 1:34

Section 14 : Accomplish Exactly What You Want With Assertive, Persuasive Communication

 		Lecture 130 Here is how you get Exactly Want you Want 3:6
Lecture 131 Master the Key to Motivation and Persuasion 4:55
Lecture 132 Nobody Cares About You, and That's OK 3:59
Lecture 133 See It, Taste It, Touch It, Feel It, Be It - Selling with Your Story 3:37
Lecture 134 The Ultimate in Confidence builder - Seeing is believing 9:46
Lecture 135 It's Easy to pass a Test when the Answer Is right in front of you 5:29
Lecture 136 You Are Normal to Fear Communicating In Some Circumstances 3:39
Lecture 137 The Power of the Positive 5:3
Lecture 138 Debunking the Myth of Charisma 2:53
Lecture 139 Never Fall for These Communication Gimmicks Again! 5:35
Lecture 140 Here is where You decide if You are serious about improving your skills 2:1
Lecture 141 Here is How to Get the Most Out of The rest of this course 3:19

Section 15 : If You are in A Hurry and Only Have 1 Hour, Start Here

 		Lecture 142 Quick Wins! The Secret to Using Speaker Notes Effectively 1:25
Lecture 143 Avoiding The Initial Wrong Turn Most Speakers and Presenters Make 2:23
Lecture 144 Developing Expert Judgment for Your Public Speaking and Presenting Opportunities 4:41
Lecture 145 The Radical Yet Simple Solution To Finding Great Messages 3:17
Lecture 146 Your Stories Will Make Your Ideas Unforgettable 6:42
Lecture 147 Your PowerPoint Will Create Engagement, Not Slumber 6:37
Lecture 148 Building an Ethical Cheat Sheet Just for You 5:28
Lecture 149 This Is The Do Or Die Moment For Your Speaking Improvement 5:31
Lecture 150 There Is a Perfect Test for Your Speech Or Presentation 4:58
Lecture 151 I Will give You a Personalized Professional Presentation Critique Right Here 2:11
Lecture 152 Continuing Your Path of Public Speaking and Presentation Skills Improvement 2:53

Section 16 : Customer Communication Skills For Your Consumer Life

 		Lecture 153 This video ruined the weekend of Executives at a major Phone Company 5:6
Lecture 154 Here's what really happened 9:5
Lecture 155 Never Let Any Company Have the Final Word with you again 2:11

Section 17 : Speaking Skills for Kids (and their parents)

 		Lecture 156 Public Speaking for Kids and Parents Overview 2:18
Lecture 157 Kids Communication Goals 2:4
Lecture 158 Kids Top Five 4:34
Lecture 159 Kids and Passion 3:33
Lecture 160 Examples 2:7
Lecture 161 Cheat Sheet 4:58
Lecture 162 Public Speaking for Kids 1st Video Rehearsal 3:18
Lecture 163 Public Speaking for Kids 2nd Video Rehearsal 1:39
Lecture 164 Public Speaking for Kids 3rd Video Rehearsal 7:3
Lecture 165 Kids Conclusion 1:27

Section 18 : Business Communication Skills for Job Interviews

 		Lecture 166 Establishing Your Job Interview Goals 2:27
Lecture 167 Research and Preparation for the Job Interview 5:16
Lecture 168 How to Make Small Talk 2:38
Lecture 169 Tell Me About Yourself 9:37
Lecture 170 The Proper Job Interview Mindset 5:8
Lecture 171 The Strategy Memo 4:16
Lecture 172 Rehearse Your Interview on Video 6:5
Lecture 173 Ask for the Job 3:29

Section 19 : Workplace Communication You Can Speak Up at Meetings!

 		Lecture 174 How to Speak Up at Meetings Overview 4:16
Lecture 175 Asking Questions the Right Way 2:17
Lecture 176 Using Notes Effectively In Meetings 2:31
Lecture 177 Risk Assessment 2:12
Lecture 178 Be Conversational 2:46
Lecture 179 Exude Confidence 6:10
Lecture 180 Conclusion 1:51

Section 20 : Workplace Communication Effectively Deliver Criticism - Business Communication

 		Lecture 181 How to Deliver Criticism in the Workplace Intro 0:59
Lecture 182 Start with Praise 9:54
Lecture 183 Isolate Exactly What is Wrong 4:59
Lecture 184 Give Highly Specific Advice 6:29
Lecture 185 End with Positive Context 3:27
Lecture 186 Workplace Video Rehearsal 3:56
Lecture 187 Criticism in the Workplace Conclusion 0:51

Section 21 : Eliminate Verbal Tics, Uh, Um, Er, Ya Know

 		Lecture 188 Master the Quickest, Easiest Way to Eliminate Verbal Tics 2:37
Lecture 189 Now You Know Where the Tics Come From 0:51
Lecture 190 You Are Not Alone 2:57
Lecture 191 Hit the Pin, Not the Sand Trap 1:8
Lecture 192 Don't Let the Ding A Ling Get You 1:43
Lecture 193 Appear More Confident By Using Smaller Words 1:40
Lecture 194 You Will Avoid the Data Dump Blues 1:53
Lecture 195 Never Worry About Remembering Again 2:16
Lecture 196 The Number 1 Tip for Eliminating Nerves 2:8
Lecture 197 A Focus Group To Make You Better 2:29
Lecture 198 You Deserve a Personal Coach 1:9
Lecture 199 Full Disclosure I am Not a Speech Therapist 1:20
Lecture 200 Eliminating the Source of Your Speaking Discomfort Once and For All 1:32
Lecture 201 Conclusion You Can Now Speak Without Verbal Tics and Fillers 0:53

Section 22 : Using Your Voice As a Communications Tool

 		Lecture 202 How to Improve Your Voice Overview 0:36
Lecture 203 Famous Bad Voices 2:0
Lecture 204 How to Improve Your Voice by Recording Your Voice 2:11
Lecture 205 Diagnosis of Your Own Voice 1:14
Lecture 206 Feedback from Others 1:51
Lecture 207 Defining Your Exact Problems 5:5
Lecture 208 Listen to Natural Conversation 4:50
Lecture 209 Practice Again and Record 3:9
Lecture 210 Don't Lower Your Voice 6:30
Lecture 211 Practice on Video 3:31
Lecture 212 Other Techniques 1:35
Lecture 213 How to Improve Your Voice Conclusions 1:10

Section 23 : Communication Skills for Introducing Yourself

 		Lecture 214 How to Introduce Yourself Intro 3:14
Lecture 215 What NOT to Do 3:48
Lecture 216 How to Introduce Yourself The Right Way 8:40
Lecture 217 How to Introduce Yourself Video Rehearsal 1:52
Lecture 218 Friend Feedback 3:17
Lecture 219 How to Introduce Yourself Conclusion 6:38

Section 24 : Telephone Business Communication Skills

 		Lecture 220 Quick Wins! Do THIS To Look and Sound Great on Skype Phone Calls 1:44
Lecture 221 Never Confuse Personal Phone Use with Business Telephone Use Again 2:19
Lecture 222 Why Your Phone is the Best Secret Business App Ever 2:22
Lecture 223 Planning Your Successful Phone Environment 7:51
Lecture 224 Planning Your Successful Phone Environment 1:59
Lecture 225 Making Sure Your Phone Passes Your Friend Test 3:18
Lecture 226 Planning for Winning Conference Calls 3:59
Lecture 227 Look Prime Time Ready for Your Video Calls 7:24
Lecture 228 Placing Phone Calls Like the Consummate Professional 2:34
Lecture 229 Always Knowing the Best Time to Call Clients and Prospects 0:32
Lecture 230 Now You will Never Wake Up a Client in the Middle of the Night 2:33
Lecture 231 Answering the Phone so Everybody Knows You are Ready for Business 2:2
Lecture 232 No Such Thing As Answering The Phone Too Quickly These Days 1:1
Lecture 233 Your Clients Will Never Think You are Screaming At Them Again 2:24
Lecture 234 Knowing How to Sound Your Very Best - Every Time 5:27
Lecture 235 The Right Way to Put Someone On Hold 0:51
Lecture 236 Making Sure They Only Hear the Magic of Your Voice 1:45
Lecture 237 Being a Professional to Every Generation, Regardless of Your Own Preferences 5:59
Lecture 238 Voicemail That Soothes, Not Angers 10:6
Lecture 239 Best Voicemail Messages for Success copy 3:40
Lecture 240 Take 1, Take 2, Take 3 Until You Get It Right 2:4
Lecture 241 Avoiding The Initial Wrong Turn Most Speakers and Presenters Make 1:1
Lecture 242 Making Your Phone Disappear At the Perfect Moments 5:8
Lecture 243 Tit for Tat and Text for Text 1:12
Lecture 244 Better Than the Best Hollywood Goodbyes 0:54
Lecture 245 Conclusion - You Are Now a Master of the Telephone for Every Business Situation 0:59

Section 25 : Assertiveness You Can Be A More Assertive Communicator

 		Lecture 246 How to Be a More Assertive Public Speaker Intro 1:3
Lecture 247 Diagnosis 5:18
Lecture 248 Style and Substance 3:24
Lecture 249 How to Be a More Assertive Public Speaker Conclusion 2:31

Section 26 : Business Communication With Your Boss - How To Ask for a Raise

 		Lecture 250 Ask for a Raise Overview 1:9
Lecture 251 Timing 2:19
Lecture 252 Ask for an Appointment 1:34
Lecture 253 Ask for a Raise Be Positive 2:57
Lecture 254 The Future 3:11
Lecture 255 The Ask 4:33
Lecture 256 What Not to Do 5:14
Lecture 257 Competing Job Offers 6:16
Lecture 258 Ask for a Raise Video Rehearsal and Conclusion 6:16

Section 27 : Business Communication - Deliver the Perfect Elevator Pitch

 		Lecture 259 How to Deliver an Elevator Pitch Intro 1:41
Lecture 260 Your Goals 1:29
Lecture 261 One Big Idea 4:8
Lecture 262 Simplify 2:56
Lecture 263 Role Models 2:7
Lecture 264 2 Key Questions 3:37
Lecture 265 The Giveaway 3:40
Lecture 266 Watch Bad Elevator Pitches 3:18
Lecture 267 How to Deliver an Elevator Pitch Conclusion 1:26

Section 28 : Storytelling - The MOST Important Communicative Skill

 		Lecture 268 This DEVICE Is the Single Biggest Difference Between Great Speakers and Awful 2:2
Lecture 269 Become a MASTER Storyteller 3:11
Lecture 270 How to Use Stories When Giving TECHNICAL Presentations 4:45
Lecture 271 Packaging Insights for Your Audience Using Stories 2:19
Lecture 272 Don't Tell Stories, Instead RE-Live Stories Public Speaking 1:11
Lecture 273 Message Drives Stories Public Speaking 0:50
Lecture 274 Share Your Emotions When telling Your Stories Public Speaking 1:49
Lecture 275 What Characters and Conflicts are in Your Story Public Speaking 1:25
Lecture 276 What is the setting for Your Story Public Speaking 1:13
Lecture 277 Your Speaking Stories Must Contain Dialogue Public Speaking 1:27
Lecture 278 Your Story Must have a Resolution Public Speaking 0:38
Lecture 279 Advanced Storytelling 16:25

Section 29 : Use PowerPoint for Business Communication, Not As A Sleep Aid

 		Lecture 280 You Will Never Give Another PowerPoint Presentation 2:32
Lecture 281 The Perfect Starting Point for Any PowerPoint Presentation 0:47
Lecture 282 This Will Motivate You Audience to Do Exactly What You Want Them To Do 0:50
Lecture 283 What Are Your Motives for Delivering a PowerPoint Presentation 1:2
Lecture 284 The Worst Possible Reason To Use PowerPoint Is 1:42
Lecture 285 Double Your PowerPoint, Double Your PowerPoint Pleasure 1:55
Lecture 286 The Ultimate 2-Part Test for Every PowerPoint Slide 1:42
Lecture 287 The Single Riskiest Thing You Could Ever Do When Delivering a PowerPoint 2:30
Lecture 288 The Essential Steps of Creating PowerPoint Presentations 1:4
Lecture 289 Your PowerPoint Presentation Must Be Just as Good as Your Q and A Session 1:39
Lecture 290 You Must Be Ready for Disaster Striking! 2:44
Lecture 291 It's Not PowerPoint That Is Boring, It Is (look in the mirror) 2:32
Lecture 292 Never Forget, YOU are the Boss of Your PowerPoint 1:47
Lecture 293 Stop Asking Your Audience to Multitask! 4:9
Lecture 294 Here Is Exactly What Should Go On Your PowerPoint Slide 2:28
Lecture 295 This is How to Use a Graph In a PowerPoint 2:2
Lecture 296 Nobody Cares About What Is Easy for You To Do 1:30
Lecture 297 Would You Want to read a Book At A Movie Theater 2:48
Lecture 298 Your Audience Already Has a Preferred Way of Reading 4:40
Lecture 299 The Sequence of Your Presentation Is Key 1:13
Lecture 300 Get Your Audience to Focus On One Thing At a Time This Way 2:18
Lecture 301 Advancing Slides the Advanced Way 2:23
Lecture 302 Want a Remote Control Then Bring Your Own 1:12
Lecture 303 Complexity Is Your Enemy 2:11
Lecture 304 Ha! Nobody Can See the Bottom Half of Your Slides
Lecture 305 Only Liars Say 'There Is No time to Rehearse the PowerPoint Presentation' 4:27
Lecture 306 If Your PowerPoint Presentation Bores You, Guess Who Else It Bores 1:53
Lecture 307 Laser Pointers Should Be Used Like This 1:42
Lecture 308 One Image Per Slide Is the Golden Rule 1:51
Lecture 309 Never Let PowerPoint Be Your Downer 2:48
Lecture 310 Don't Become a Character In Your Own Horror Movie 2:2
Lecture 311 The Perfect Length of time for a PowerPoint Presentation Is 1:45
Lecture 312 This Is How You Cheat To Win On Every PowerPoint Challenge 3:21
Lecture 313 Plan Your PowerPoint Preparation This Way 3:55
Lecture 314 Test Your PowerPoint On a fresh Set of Eyes and Ears 5:10
Lecture 315 If You Don't Want Your Audience to Ignore Your PowerPoint, Do This 0:50
Lecture 316 Answer These Questions Before Using Video In PowerPoint Presentations 1:13
Lecture 317 Assume You Are the Only Competent, Trustworthy Person In the World 2:22
Lecture 318 Don't Forget the Occasional Prop 1:22
Lecture 319 Just Because You Can Doesn't Mean You Should 2:11
Lecture 320 Notes on Special Effects 3:9
Lecture 321 The Perfect Way to Start Every PowerPoint Presentation 1:14
Lecture 322 Managers Will NEVER Have to Look at boring Employee PowerPoint Again! 1:15
Lecture 323 Here Is How to Deliver Somebody Else's PowerPoint Presentation
Lecture 324 Your PowerPoint Presentation Still Requires Stories 1:8
Lecture 325 Never Talk About Your PowerPoint 1:10
Lecture 326 Free Focus Group Research to Make all Your PowerPoint Presentations Improve 1:47
Lecture 327 The Perfect Number of Bullet Points Per slide Is 0:46
Lecture 328 The Perfect Number of PowerPoint Slides Is 1:14

Section 30 : Be Persuasive! Using Your Communication Skills to Persuade

 		Lecture 329 Quick Win! Increasing Your Odds of a Face to Face Persuasive Presentation 3:1
Lecture 330 Always Select Your Best Persuasion Opportunities and Environments 1:58
Lecture 331 Learning Persuasion Skills to Beat the Naturals 1:28
Lecture 332 Mapping Out Your Finish Line - In Advance! 2:21
Lecture 333 Moving the Numbers Game To Your Favor 4:15
Lecture 334 The Unique Advantage of Persuasion in the Business World 7:19
Lecture 335 Never Bore With Data Dumps Again 2:1
Lecture 336 Master the Process Of NOT Telling People Too Much About Your Process 4:47
Lecture 337 The 5 Key Messages for Your Persuasion Success 4:27
Lecture 338 Your Secret Source of Winning Persuasion Messages 4:12
Lecture 339 Note I Probably Shouldn't Have to Mention This, But Don't Lie 1:28
Lecture 340 Persuade More By talking Less 4:29
Lecture 341 There is Nothing Like Seeing Your Persuasion Messages in Text 1:28
Lecture 342 More for You, By Not Talking About You 3:6
Lecture 343 Here is How You Get People to Remember Your Messages 6:39
Lecture 344 Ironing Out the Kinks in Your Persuasion Presentation 2:9
Lecture 345 Mastering Persuasive Body Language 4:28
Lecture 346 Persuading Yourself to Go Outside of Your Comfort Zone 1:46
Lecture 347 The Single Best Way to Prepare for All Persuasion Presentation Opportunities 2:34
Lecture 348 Persuasion That Takes 6 Months Is Still Persuasion 4:6
Lecture 349 Persuasion Is Sometimes More Effective At the Top Than At The Bottom 3:45
Lecture 350 Conquering Your Fear To Pitch Again 1:36
Lecture 351 Conclusion You are Now Ready to Persuade! 1:56

Section 31 : One-On-One Communication Skills

 		Lecture 352 How to Give a One on One Presentation Intro 2:47
Lecture 353 One on One Presentation Goals 1:0
Lecture 354 Research the Person 3:32
Lecture 355 Top 5 Messages 1:54
Lecture 356 INTRODUCTION TO BRAINMEASURES PROCTOR SYSTEM Pdf
Lecture 357 How to Use Notes 1:51
Lecture 358 Questions 2:38
Lecture 359 One on One Presentation Stories 8:47
Lecture 360 How to Give a One on One Presentation Conclusion 1:10

Section 32 : Business Communication Skills for Team Presentations

 		Lecture 361 How to Give a Team Presentation Overview 1:38
Lecture 362 Team Presentation Goals 1:8
Lecture 363 Team Presentation Top 5 Messages 1:27
Lecture 364 Assign Topics 1:33
Lecture 365 Team Presentation Individual Prep 3:45
Lecture 366 How to Give a Team Presentation Group PowerPoint 3:53
Lecture 367 Team Presentation Rehearsal 3:54
Lecture 368 How to Give a Team Presentation Conclusion 0:57

Section 33 : Communication Skills for Technology Presentations

 		Lecture 369 How to Deliver Technology Presentations Intro 4:10
Lecture 370 How to Deliver Technology Presentations Intro 1:1
Lecture 371 Technology Presentations Top Five Messages 3:22
Lecture 372 Using Technology for Your Visuals 2:21
Lecture 373 Don't get Lost in Details 2:49
Lecture 374 Benefits not Features 1:52
Lecture 375 How to Deliver Technology Presentations Conclusion 2:6

Section 34 : Financial Business Communication Skills

 		Lecture 376 How to Give Financial Presentation Intro 4:19
Lecture 377 Financial Presentation Goals 1:13
Lecture 378 Financial Presentation Messages 1:55
Lecture 379 Financial Presentation Stories 2:11
Lecture 380 No PPT for First 2 Minutes 2:16
Lecture 381 Financial Presentation PowerPoint Tips 3:21
Lecture 382 Draw Conclusions 1:17
Lecture 383 Critiques From Others 2:52
Lecture 384 How to Give a Financial Presentation Conclusion 2:4

Section 35 : Sales Presentation Communication Skills for Business

 		Lecture 385 How to Give a Sales Presentation Intro 1:7
Lecture 386 Sales Presentation Goals 1:21
Lecture 387 Sales Presentation Messages 2:43
Lecture 388 Types of Sales Presentations 3:47
Lecture 389 One on One 4:28
Lecture 390 2 Common Blunders 1:41
Lecture 391 Sales Presentation Extra Tips 1:35
Lecture 392 How to Give a Sales Presentation Conclusion 1:51

Section 36 : Investor Pitching Presentation Skills

 		Lecture 393 Investment Pitch Overview 1:19
Lecture 394 Investment Pitch Core Messages 4:6
Lecture 395 Investment Pitch Common Blunders 3:26
Lecture 396 Investment Pitch The Power Point Deck 5:9
Lecture 397 Investment Pitch Prototype 8:15
Lecture 398 Investment Pitch Passion 3:51
Lecture 399 Investment Pitch Conclusion 4:38

Section 37 : Communication Skills for Speaking to Large Audiences

 		Lecture 400 How to Speak to Large Crowds Intro 3:19
Lecture 401 Coping with Fear 3:17
Lecture 402 Don't Yell 2:46
Lecture 403 Eye Contact 1:54
Lecture 404 Longer Pauses 1:28
Lecture 405 PowerPoint 1:49
Lecture 406 Possible Outcomes 1:34
Lecture 407 Why Video Matters 3:27
Lecture 408 How to Speak to Large Audiences Conclusion 2:21

Section 38 : Communication Skills for Speaking to Foreign Audiences

 		Lecture 409 Speaking to Foreign Audiences Overview 1:2
Lecture 410 Audiences Prep 3:6
Lecture 411 Culture 2:34
Lecture 412 Speak Slowly 3:46
Lecture 413 Handouts 0:52
Lecture 414 Fundamentals and Stories 5:4
Lecture 415 Working the Room 1:35
Lecture 416 Video Record and Test 4:46
Lecture 417 Speaking to Foreign Audiences Conclusion 2:38

Section 39 : How to Use a TelePrompter Effectively

 		Lecture 418 How to use a TelePrompter Intro 1:35
Lecture 419 Video Benchmark 1:55
Lecture 420 Self-correction 2:12
Lecture 421 TelePrompter 4 Key Elements 6:43
Lecture 422 Teleprompter Speed 1:7
Lecture 423 Volume 1:26
Lecture 424 Pauses 2:4
Lecture 425 Head 0:43
Lecture 426 All 4 Together 1:32
Lecture 427 Full Speech Practice 2:30
Lecture 428 2 Prompter Screens 2:23
Lecture 429 Politician Role Models 1:15
Lecture 430 TV Role Models 1:17
Lecture 431 Teleprompter Potential Disasters 3:29
Lecture 432 How to Use a Teleprompter Secrets from Reagan 2:4
Lecture 433 Reasons to Not use a Teleprompter 3:41
Lecture 434 How to Use a Teleprompter Conclusion 0:42

Section 40 : Communication Skills for Making Simple Talk Head Videos

 		Lecture 435 The Video Advantage In All Your Proposals - Quick Win! 1:51
Lecture 436 Hype Versus Reality - Why Most People Never Create Simple Video 3:33
Lecture 437 Mastering the Human Side Of Looking and Sounding Your Best on Video 9:40
Lecture 438 How This course Will Improve Your Business 1:45
Lecture 439 Your Proposals will Stand Head and Shoulders Above Your Competitors 5:32
Lecture 440 Your Clients Will Find You Their Most Responsive Partner Ever 2:1
Lecture 441 Your Website Can Be Video-Centric 1:37
Lecture 442 Now You Can Answer Frequently Asked Questions Just Once! 1:51
Lecture 443 Talk Your Customers Through Your Whole Business Process 2:58
Lecture 444 Have an Even Greater Presence on YouTube 4:29
Lecture 445 Speak Your Thought Leadership 2:12
Lecture 446 Your Exciting Video Newsletters Will Outshine Text Newsletters 2:20
Lecture 447 Your Client Video Testimonials Will Prove Your Credibility Beyond a Doubt 2:54
Lecture 448 Facebook Live Will Never Scare You Again 3:38
Lecture 449 Project Your Best Face on Skype and Zoom 2:18
Lecture 450 Deliver Keynote Speeches Without Ever Leaving Home 3:45
Lecture 451 Drastically Reduce Your Time Training Employees and Others 2:19
Lecture 452 Anything You Can Type You Can Now Speak on Video 1:9
Lecture 453 Supercharge Your Public Relations Efforts With Video 2:9
Lecture 454 The Crisis Communications Secret Weapon 1:43
Lecture 455 You are Now Ready to Use Video Successfully In All Communications 2:14

Section 41 : You are Now Ready to Use Video Successfully In All Communications

 		Lecture 456 Doing This One Thing Will Give You Total Confidence Before Any Media Appearance 2:16
Lecture 457 It's OK To Feel Uncomfortable On Camera - Here's How to Get Over It 3:32
Lecture 458 You Can Look Great, Shape a Message, Answer Questions and Speak in Sound Bit 3:25
Lecture 459 Dressing for TV and Video Success 4:32
Lecture 460 Here Is Where to Look On Camera 2:25
Lecture 461 How the Media Pros Rehearse Their Interviews 7:22
Lecture 462 Move Like a Seasoned TV Pro 5:12
Lecture 463 Never Let the Seat Swallow You Up 2:34
Lecture 464 Never Look Bored or Scared Again 3:45
Lecture 465 Sell the Message by Selling the Messenger 3:23
Lecture 466 Sit Like This to Look Your Best 2:39
Lecture 467 Standing In Front of the Camera With the Greatest of Ease 2:55
Lecture 468 Your Turn to Be On Camera 2:2
Lecture 469 Accomplish Your Goals With The Right Message 5:22
Lecture 470 Anticipating the Reporters' Questions 3:7
Lecture 471 Brainstorming Your Message Points To Get the Best 1:59
Lecture 472 Summary of Messaging Elements 0:23
Lecture 473 The Power Of Your Positive Messaging 0:58
Lecture 474 The Venn Diagram for Messaging Success 3:47
Lecture 475 Your Turn to Brainstorm Your Messages 3:42
Lecture 476 Stress What Is Important to YOU 1:54
Lecture 477 And One More Thing 2:57
Lecture 478 Always Be Moving Toward Your Message Points 1:16
Lecture 479 Brief and Bland Can Be Best 1:24
Lecture 480 Make 'I Don't Know' Your Best Friend 3:51
Lecture 481 Never Call Yourself a Crook 3:46
Lecture 482 Never Lose a Media Debate By Not Debating 1:19
Lecture 483 Never Stress Over the Questions Again 2:47
Lecture 484 Pick the Easiest Question for You 3:0
Lecture 485 Summary of Answering Tactics 0:40
Lecture 486 The Ultimate Skill - Rewriting the Question 4:18
Lecture 487 Three IS the Magic Number 6:17
Lecture 488 Use a Cheat Sheet And Never Get Caught 1:19
Lecture 489 You Don't Have to Control the Interview - Just Control Your Own Mouth 1:11
Lecture 490 Your Turn to Ask Questions