Swish!

[Mikey P]

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Nice job Ken.


Much better than this turd.

p]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VykDa6kQ54kp]

 

[Desk Jockey]

Great job Ken!

Not just the speaking which you do well, but for the effort of trying to give valuable, helpful information.

 

[tmdry]

Ken,

Is on my top list of people to meet in the near future.

 

[Curtis Pennington]

Ken,

Is on my top list of people to meet in the near future.

THis ^

 

[Ken Snow]

Ken looks fat on video.

 

[Jim Pemberton]

When Ken was the president of the UCCI (now a part of the SCRT) I always wondered what this guy had to gain from heading an association of cleaners who collectively didn't bring in the amount of business his business does alone.

What was true then is what's true now:

He wants to help people.

Those that get to meet the guy will find he's the good and decent (and self deprecating) man in person that he is here on the boards.

 

[Warren Wallace]

Great video Ken!

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Ditto

 

[Brian R]

Nice

 

[Ken Snow]

Obviously I need to work on my delivery, but thank you all.

 

[Brian R]

I like the delievery. I will usually come off like Tom Arnold when I am speaking. You came off very calm. Although you will need to stop runnying the sausages through the locks. :mrgreen:

 

[Ken Snow]

I know that's my worst nervous habit Brian. A few less uh's too

 

[Brian R]

Yeah, uhs kinda suck. Force yourself to be silent on the uhs. Works great and really sounds like a dramatic pause.
My worst fear is not getting a reaction out of the crowd so I tend to blanket the speaking with some humor here and there. Sometimes it works...sometimes it doesn't.

Helps to know what you're talking about...and you do....and that really comes accross no matter what.
Going over the "show" full voice in a mirror or just walking around the house really works....never sit.


Edit: OK, you can go over it full voice while you are driving and I suppose that's sitting. lol

 

[Jim Pemberton]

I used to run my fingers through my hair when I still had hair to do it with!

 

[Ken Snow]

Good ideas Brian, thanks. Jim- too funny!

 

[Desk Jockey]

Dan use to go to toast masters and they would ring a bell for each audible pause. He told me he once got over a hundred in a 3-minutes speech. Last I remember he was down to 40-audible pauses. I'm not sure if he ever got any better before he quit attending.

I thought you did great Ken. Very calm, seemed under control and not nervous and voice was strong and confident.

Jim! LOL