Storytelling & Public Speaking Coach in Atlanta, GA

StoryTimeUniversity

Dr. YOUNG’S

ELECTRIFYING PRESENTATION TECHNIQUES

If you are like most speakers, you rely on content alone, more than your audience. Stories have the power to captivate and ignite the imagination. But great material without a combined dynamic performance is not enough to influence and captivate an audience. Dr. Young’s techniques teach you how to use your stories to enthrall and influence your audiences.

Once inside StoryTimeUniversity you will discover how to:

Speak to Influence:

How to Build Your Confidence:

How to Start Your Speech:

How to End Your Speech:

Dr. Young’s Secrets to Powerful Body Language:

The Real Use of Eye Contact:

The 5 Key’s to Vocal Dynamics/Quality:

How to Research/Write Your Presentation:

About The Author, Dr. Carlton Young:

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Dr. Carlton N. Young is a motivational and inspirational cutting-edge speaker author and master storyteller. He was named one of America’s most influential motivational speakers and authors by Stanford Who’s Who 2010-2011, he was three times named one of the top 100 speakers in the “World” 2015-2017-2018 Dr. Young was recently approved as a subject of inclusion and biographical record in “Who’s who” in America 2017-2018.

Dr. Young is an engaging and inspiring speaker that helps his audiences connect immediately with him and his opening. Dr. Young speaks with maximum influence and impact that captivates an audience.

Dr. Young has a commanding stage presence that enables him in many ways to connect and relate to an audience. He’s been refered to as the “Michelangelo” of storytelling because his focus is on making his audience the center of attention.

Dr. Young committed his life to service more than 20 years ago when he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. He served courageously in not only the Vietnam War where he was awarded the “Soldiers Medal for Heroism” for his leadership in combat; he also served in the first Gulf War.