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• Phone Cards for Fast, Cheap International Calls Calling Cards are Calling in Customers By: Bonnie Rauch - Phone cards continue to grow with the lifestyles of the international calling consumer. Fast, cheap international calls are now possible with a multitude of conveniences and services that calling card companies have added on to increase the value of the calling card to the international calling consumer. Prepaid phone cards are no longer limited to convenience stores, and phone cards purchased over the Internet can be prepaid for convenience.
• Call Day And Night With PC Phone By: Nisha Garg - The arrival of internet has completely changed the way people communicate with one another. Once, owning a telephone was a very big thing but now people do not even think of buying telephones or mobile phones. There is one thing that matters to all. It is none other than huge telephone bills. This is the age of globalisation and people have to move from one place to another.
• WHEN LESS IS MORE: LOWER ENERGY LEVEL FOUND TO WORK BEST ON COLD CALLS By: Susan Berkely - The title of this article might confuse you. However, a salesperson wrote to tell me that he and his colleagues experience better cold calls when they speak in a more "laid back" manner with a lower energy level. Fascinating! This salesperson relates, "I seemed to notice that the more energetic I was, the more the prospect got scared and put walls up. I guess the message they were getting was, 'Here comes a salesman.
• HOW TO SOUND LIKE YOU MEAN BUSINESS (EVEN WHEN YOU FEEL LIKE A WIMP INSIDE) By: Susan Berkely - There comes a time in life when we need to throw our weight around. To be taken seriously. To command attention. Not to intimidate or manipulate others (I hope) but to take a powerful stand for something we believe in. With my three-step VoiceShaping technique, you can learn to control your tone of voice so only the emotions you want come through.
• IS YOUR VOICE TOO BREATHY? By: Susan Berkely - Unless you are Clint Eastwood or a Marilyn Monroe impersonator, a voice that’s too breathy can be one of the biggest credibility killers. On the positive side breathy speakers are stereotyped as compassionate, likeable and sexy. On the negative side they can come across as wishy-washy, weak, unintelligent, and unprofessional. Breathy speakers expel lots of air when they speak. This makes them difficult to understand and can be distracting. Dr.
• HOW TO RIVET THE ATTENTION OF ANY AUDIENCE By: Susan Berkely - A boring speaker isn't just tedious for the audience. It's embarrassing for the speaker. If you've ever suspected you might be putting people to sleep, fear not. You don't need an elaborate bag of gimmicks to liven up your talks. All you need is a little more liveliness in your voice.
• HOW TO KEEP FROM LOSING YOUR VOICE WHEN EVERYONE AROUND YOU IS SNEEZING AND COUGHING IN YOUR FACE By: Susan Berkely - What’s the best way to maintain your vocal health? To find out, I interviewed top Ear, Nose and Throat specialist, Dr. Wallace Rubin. Dr. Rubin is a clinical professor of otorhinolaryngology and bio communication at Louisiana State University and has a private practice in New Orleans. Dr. Rubin very graciously took time out from his busy schedule to answer my questions and tell us how to care for the voice, especially during cold and flu season.
• HOW TO GET ANY AUDIENCE TO LOVE AND ADMIRE YOU: Six Lessons Learned From FDR's Fireside Chats By: Susan Berkely - Although TV and radio are mass media, the best broadcasters are able to make each listener feel as if they are sharing an intimate one-on-one conversation. They never elevate themselves about their audience, but speak to everyone as if they were a dear, cherished friend. Perhaps the first broadcaster to use this technique was President Franklin D. Roosevelt in his famous radio broadcasts, the "fireside chats.
• HOW TO CURE THE VERBAL VIRUS- A FIVE STEP TREATMENT PLAN By: Susan Berkely - Warning! You may be infected with a virus that could be lethal to your sales, your public relations and even your social life. I call it a "Verbal Virus. " Verbal viruses are meaningless fillers that speckle our speech, distract from our message, drain our impact and annoy listeners. I call them verbal viruses because they seem to be contagious and we pick them up without being aware of it.
• HOW TO CURE A DRY MOUTH By: Susan Berkely - If you speak a lot during the day, you may find that your mouth becomes dry, even if you drink plenty of water. Here are some things that have worked for me: 1. ADD A LITTLE LEMON JUICE TO YOUR WATER The tartness stimulates the flow of saliva. And remember to drink at least 8 (or more!) glasses of water a day. Keep sipping that water throughout the day.

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