How to Make a Great Speaker's Speech

Like all professional speakers, Barry Farber spends several hours a week leaning through books of quotations and humor. All pros think of holes they might fall into and then memorize great escape lines. Look through books of similes to enrich your day-to-day conversations. Try as certain as beach traffic in July or as sure as your shadow will follow you. Your listeners can't see death or taxes, but theySure as that taxi meter will rise has immediate impact.