silence [Theme] Page 5

But no, no, I wanted it to be completely different.

“I’ll free them,” the ship said at last.

In the States, everything was not the same as in Europe, where the missing third dimension was replaced by the struggle against bureaucracy, against the authorities and gendarmes, the struggle for temporary visas, for work, the struggle against customs officers and police - in short, the struggle to survive! And here we were met by silence, dead calm! Only screaming newspaper headlines and radio bulletins reminded of the war raging far overseas; America knew only war on the air: not a single enemy plane plowed the American skies, not a single bomb fell on American soil, not a single machine gun fired at American cities.

- Not looking back does not mean forgetting the past. Forget what happened, but remember the lesson you learned.

Evening silence and stars,
Birds fly into the nests.
As if in an unknown distance
I'm melting in a sweet haze.
No one will break my silence and no one will know that I am in paradise.

I need silence so that I can hear others!

A beautiful day when you can safely read a book - such a luxury.

Listeners do not need tongue twisters, they want to enjoy pauses in the performance, they want to see a confident speaker on stage, and not a fussy schoolboy.

Silence connects the speaker and listeners with an invisible thread, whose name is attention.

A minute of silence at the beginning of the performance is the key to success. But silence is needed not only before the speech, a good speaker always makes long pauses in his speech.

The main secret is that being in silence in front of the public, you radiate self-confidence. The audience wants to see strong and confident people on stage.

More than once I noticed for myself that when I do not do a minute of silence before a speech, my speech becomes illogical and fussy. My movements are constrained, not relaxed and graceful. At such moments, I am like a student who has not learned a lesson, but is trying to get out of it so as not to get a bad grade.

I am ready to say again and again that minutes of silence is an important element of contact with the public that any professional speaker uses.

Silence connects the speaker with the audience with invisible threads and makes it possible to reach out to every listener, which ultimately makes the performance heartfelt and unforgettable.