He is a great speaker and presents his material in such a way ...
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Chris is simply phenomenal. I have attended his workshop at Stanford and he knows his stuff. He gives you the tools you need to make a persuasive presentation. He is a great speaker and presents his material in such a way that you leave with practical tips that you can apply for the rest of your life. His book, The Startup Pitch, is just that. It is a book that anyone who is serious about pitching should have in their library. Chris is very passionate about what he does and it comes out in his presentation.
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What would I expect from a man of planning and vision -- great stuff!
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I heard her at a previous speaking engagement and it is basically the same sermon I heard approx. 5 years ago. She is an awesome speaker and her testimony is awesome. Great motivational speaker.
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His chapter on channelization is one of the best presentations I've read in an engineering text.  He clearly has a wealth of experience.
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Mr. Gutfeld is spot on with his commentary.  His ability to speak great truth with wit and bite is remarkable.  I, truly, appreciate his conversational tone.  It seems that he is sitting at a table with you expressing his views from a stream of consciousness that is extraordinarily accessible and amusing.
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This man speaks so eloquently about what is wrong in America.  My only criticism (and it applies to all business writers) is that they could have said all they needed to in an essay rather than a full length book.  There is a fair bit of repetition
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Alex has a rare ability to speak on a topic, and rather than enduring his lecture you get the feeling that he leaves the lectern and walks around the audience showing each member the facets of his topic. In this case, the immense Love that God shows humanity. His book is littered with; notable, credible, and relevant references and personal experience.
Occasional difficult to follow his train of thought, but worth the second glance.
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I love his voice and his phrasing.  He's unique and a pleasure to listen to.  He does it all and he does it well.
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I have always wanted to read his work, and this book (with the audio) was wonderful.  I can now see how this book became a classic. He offers so many vivid examples of what he is trying to convey. I plan to go back and listen again!
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The author knows his stuff. I had the great opportunity of being part of his in-person classes and I have to say his teaching methods were highly effective.
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Not only is he a great speaker, but Ravi is a wonderful writer as well.  And this is yet another book where the Kindle version will not suffice. I will simply have to get the hard copy version as well.  Thank you, Dr.  Zacharias, for your inspiring messages! They will keep us comforted and encouraged during the purported difficult times ahead.
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This compilation of 52 regular sermons as well as a few eulogies brings out Dr. Craddock at his best.  While I have heard him speak a number of times and know how his voice and facial expressions add so much, I have found reading the written sermons is powerfully moving as well.  Sit in a quiet place, read his text, then the sermon.  I think you will find his point hitting home as much as it did to the original audience.  Keep in mind only one of the sermons was in manuscript form before the preaching.  Most have been transcribed from recordings.  So it seems amazing they read just as well as in the hearing.  Fred Craddock has many times been called one of the greatest preachers of his generation.  He is the best preacher I have ever heard.  And his book of collected sermons is as good as they get.
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Again, say what you will about this silver tongue devil. Great stuff he teaches, some of it all the way from Aristotle. Still, he's a huckster at heart. Well worth a listen, just forget about the Kings and the brotherhoods and the great wealth he claims to be surrounded by. As he said, it's all down to 'who do you listen to." Don't buy into the Global Information Network, and don't join his cult, but give it a listen.
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Waiting for this book to come out on audiobook.  This man needs to be heard!!! One of the most amazing speakers I have heard including well... I won't name them. Trust me if you go to any of his seminars you won't be disappointed.
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I've met Vince and heard him speak and this is really the way he is. A great person, Christian and pastor.  If just half the self-proclaimed Christians would read and follow his suggestions, we could change the world almost overnight.
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These lessons are filled with useful tips based on some of the greatest speakers in history. The presenter is likable and he has excellent speaking and teaching skills. I had borrowed the set from a friend but liked them so well that I wanted my own.
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The speakers I find really compelling to listen to are ones who have some obvious flaw in their speaking style. Noam Chomsky, Terrence McKenna, and Howard Zinn are speakers who are able to connect with audiences in spite of  their lack of professional rhetorical polish. That lack of polish can come  across as a kind of vulnerability that draws support from the listener  where a more cultivated speaking style might leave one cold.
 Mumia  Abu-Jamal's voice is so perfect, so smooth and controlled that it strikes a  distrustful chord in me. This CD consists of a collection of 3-minute  commentaries that Mumia recorded for NPR's All Things Considered but which  were never aired. William Kunstler, who reads one of Mumia's essays on the  CD, opines that NPR failed to air Mumia's words becuase they (NPR) lacked  the courage to stand up to the law enforcement community. I don't know what  level of truth Kunstler's suspicion may enjoy, but if I were an NPR exec, I  might have reservations about airing the segments to an audience used to  commentaries by people like  Andrei Codrescu and E.B. White, whose voices  just exude texture and character. By comparrison, Mumia's delivery comes  across like someone doing id spots for an FM rock station. The echo chamber  reverb on his voice on this CD exacerbates the problem.
The essay that  William Kunstler reads on this CD is quite moving, and while its content is  very much in the same vein as the majority of Mumia's audio-essays,  Kunstler's delivery seems so much more genuine and compelling. Mumia  Abu-Jamal is passionate, articulate, and well informed. If he seems  humorless, it should be remembered that he is on death row. Even so, I  don't see myself giving this disc many additional listens.