You see, just like an Olympic swimmer requires many (many!) hours of warm-ups, exercise routines, and hundreds of hours in the pool, being a great orator is no different. You need to develop good habits. Get rid or replace the bad ones you've been doing all these years. Yup, you'll need to warm-up, stretch, relax yourself, be more self-conscious of your alignment and tensions, and allow the voice to resonate. We cover warm-up's, stretching, body alignment, and most importantly, breath work! Yes we'll be doing intensive breath-work because a speaker is only as good as his or her fine control over the breath. All this requires lots of practice! Actors take years to achieve vocal excellence. Think Morgan Freeman or Jeremy Irons. This step is (I promise you!) absolutely life changing! Even if you don't become the next Obama or Malala, you'll surely gain more confidence and freedom as an individual.