Once a prehistoric man, the head of an ancient family, climbed onto a stone so that it could be better seen and heard, and in his primitive language convinced the family of the need to move. And a few days later, a meteorite fell on the same place. So the ability to convince and convey your thought saved the whole family. Not very often in life we are so lucky. Remember situations in which public speaking skills were lacking. How many times did you want to make a speech but feel self-conscious? Shackled by the sticky fear of performing onstage in front of an audience? Or maybe you're afraid to record videos for your social media and so haven't pushed yourself to your best yet? This book is a workshop of public speaking and presentation, the basics of oratory, the art of presentation, and the challenging but faithful tools the author has assembled for his practice.