(DISCLAIMER: Communication FUNdamentals, our blog, normally only posts three times a week (MWF) but today we are having a new post/contest each half hour of the Birthday Bash.)
Phyllis Sather will be sharing on the Art of Eloquence Facebook fan page this Birthday Bash half hour. Here is what she is offering as a prize for this half hour’s contest:
The Purposeful Planning Bundle
Includes ebook, handbook, and MP3!
“Is there really enough time to do all that
God requires of you?” ( Charles Hummel)
Purposeful Planning will help you get the results
you want. ($17.95 Value)
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To win this prize, you will need to post a comment to this blog post answering this question: Name two of your favorite Art of Eloquence studies listed on our Jr/Sr High page!
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Congratulations to our winner, Margaret Myette!
I think “How to Speak Your Mind on a Job Interview” and “Defending the Faith” are my 2 favorite! Young people need to know how to defend their beliefs, and I know many young people who have no idea what to do for a job interview!
My two favorites are “FIMMology 101” and “Say What You Mean: Debating the Issues”.
I really look forward to getting my daughter in the next year Say What You Mean: Defending the Faith and Say What You Mean for Teens . Love JoJo!!
There are so many good studies to choose from on your Jr/Sr High page. My two favorites are “FIMMology 101” and “Say What You Mean for Teens.”
My favorites are Say What You Mean: Defending the Faith and Say What You Mean: A Creative Speech Course. Thanks!
“Say What You Mean: Defending the Faith” and “Say What You Mean: Overcoming Social Anxiety”
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Looking to get Say What You Mean:The Language of Leadership and Say What You Mean for Teens
Say What You Mean: Overcoming Social Anxiety
Say What You Mean for Teens
Say what you mean: avoiding, reducing and resolving conflicts
Say what you mean: debating the issues
I love the “Beginning Debate” and “Avoiding, Reducing, and Resolving Conflicts.” These are two things I’ve been keeping my eye on for a while.
Two of my favorites are: Say What You Mean Overcoming Social Anxiety and Defending the Faith.
‘The Play Book’ and ‘Know your Audience’ are my favorites
Say What You Mean: Avoiding, Reducing and Resolving Conflicts
Say What You Mean: Debating the Issues
Know your audience
say what you mean: defending the faith
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My kids aren’t this old yet, so I’ll list 2 that look interesting: Say What You Mean: Begining Debate
Say What You Mean: Defending the Faith
Say What You Mean: Avoiding, Reducing and Resolving Conflicts
and
Say What You Mean: Overcoming Social Anxiety
Say What You Mean: A Creative Speech Course
Say What You Mean: The Language of Leadership
Say What You Mean: The Language of Leadership and Say What You Mean on a Job Interview
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Say What You Mean for Teens & Overcoming Social Anxiety