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    fasttalkkesaspeakersouhoughtfuland

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    toralizeanyopportunityforchar

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    isthesolutionforfasttalkthereareteiques

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    tousesilenion.

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    fortzoyouehen

    feelunfortableooquicklybecause

    theneingreaable

    foryou.aant,youllfind

    itschrefortableforyourlisteoo.

    yourtoolsforgothers

    herearetostretchyourselfout

    ofyourfortzoneandintotheperforneof

    higherachievent.

    first,getatapererderandtapeyourselfreadingaloud.

    speakataspeedthatsoundsunfortablyslooyou.

    yourinstinctydendthatyouspeakatyourold

    speed,butpaynoattentiontoit.nohe

    rerding.youhatalthoughyou

    soundedslooyourselfwillsound

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    afriendorfalyertolistentoyourrerding.

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    reer,intheearlystagesofleaingtoslowyour

    speech,youustfeelunfortable.ifnot,then

    youreprobablystillspeakingatyourold,quickspeed.

    chapter27

    theeloquence

    ofsilence

    heuandyoursilence

    uandyourwords.

    elberthubbard

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    pactbyusingpauses,evenif

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    theeloquenceofsilence

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    yourdelivery.

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    cetorefleyousay.theyareabletopicture

    intheirndsyouaretalkingabout.theyhavethe

    opportunitytoeaning,toand

    respondtoyourfeelings.

    inaddition,pausesalloeohaveaninnerdialogue

    hyou.theyactuallytalkintheirheadsexpressing

    theirihoughts.asalistener,haventyouoften

    foundyourselfsayingthingsinyourheadlike,“idisagree,”

    or“ethingaboutthat,”etc.

    thereinnerdialogueyouinspire,thestrongeryour

    ionhyourlistenerswillbe.

    hereisaniortaabouttheartofspeaking

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    alheidealplaceforasilence,yourlistener

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    youandyouaresaying.iion,nobody

    thinks,“noihatpausehewrong

    place.”

    yourtoolsforgothers

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