Do You Talk Funny
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7 Comedy habits to become a better public speaker
Matt Ellsworth
Do You Talk Funny — 7 Comedy habits to become a better public speaker
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David Spinks
Loved this book. I read it during a time that I was developing a couple different talks, and I was constantly closing the book to go back to my presentations and make edits. The tips are really simple but they worked for me...got a lot of laughs at my next speaking gig. Highly recommend this quick read for anyone looking to bring more humor into their speaking but isn't sure where to start.
David Nihill
@davidspinks Thanks David and great to hear!
Matt Ellsworth
My man Dave just published an AWESOME new edition to his book. It's pretty much an entirely new book. I recommend this book to anyone that does any type of public speaking.
David Nihill
Thanks @mattellsworth for the kind words! This one is indeed new and the first published work based on the info I self published and built upon from last year.
Justin Mares
This book was huge for me as I started giving more talks. By far the best book on public speaking I've read.
David Nihill
Thanks @jwmares. Nobody is more disappointed than me for writing a book on such an exciting topic as public speaking but at least it's a lot more entertaining then any others on the topic :). Trust me, tragically in researching this one I read them all :)
Tam Pham
This book made me funnier, I absolutely loved it.
David Nihill
Thanks @mrtampham! Your jokes were pretty funny to begin with thankfully!
Max Altschuler
Completely changed my public speaking game. Especially as a conference host.
David Nihill
You crush it every time anyway :) @maxalts
Damian McElgunn

Read the book over a month ago and got some simple tips to bring more humour into speeches which I received some good feedback on

Pros:

Got some great ideas for speeches using more humour

Cons:

None