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Public speaking can be terrifying. For David Nihill, the idea of standing in front of an audience was scarier than cliff jumping into a thorny pit of spiders and mothers-in-law. Without a parachute or advanced weaponry. Something had to change.
In what doesnt sound like the best plan ever, David decided to overcome his fears by pretending to be a comedian called Irish Dave for one full year, crashing as many comedy clubs, festivals, and shows as possible. One part of the plan was at least logical: he was already Irish and already called Dave.
In one year, David went from being deathly afraid of public speaking to hosting a business conference, regularly performing stand-up comedy and winning storytelling competitions in front of packed houses. And he did it by learning from some of the best public speakers in the world: stand-up comedians.
Do You Talk Funny?: 7 Comedy Habits to Become a Better (and Funnier) Public Speaker shows how the key principles of stand-up comedy can be applied to your speaking engagements and presentations to make you funnier, more interesting, and better looking. (Or at least two of the three.) Whether you are preparing for a business presentation, giving a wedding toast, defending your thesis, raising money from investors, or simply want to take on something youre afraid of, this book will take you from sweaty to stage-ready.
Youll learn how to:
- Craft a story and content that your audience will want to listen to
- Find the funniest parts of your material and how to get to them faster
- Deal with stage fright
- Master the two most important parts of your performance: timing and delivery
Ten percent of the authors proceeds from this book will go to Arash Bayatmakou via Help Hope Live until he is fully back on his feet and thereafter to one of the many facing the same challenges after suffering a severe spinal cord injury.

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Do You Talk Funny?

David Nihill talks funny. He also writes funny. But hisbook isnt just entertaining, its incredibly useful. Its packed witheffective and easy-to-implement tips that have helped me in my presentations.

AJ Jacobs, author of Drop Dead Healthyand The Year of Living Biblically

Your next talk will be 10 times more entertaining ifyou read this book.

Charlie Hoehn, author of Play It Away: AWorkaholics Cure for Anxiety

This is a book you don't just read, it's a book you DO.Look, I'm such an expert in this field that I'm quoted in the book, and even Ilearned a tremendous amount reading it, so I'm gonna guess you will too.

Bill Grundfest, Golden Globe Winner, 3-TimeEmmy Nominee, Founder of NYCs Comedy Cellar

"It is one of those rare books that makes you think,laugh, and embrace your quirky self. In an inspiring and entertaining manner, DoYou Talk Funny teaches you how to find your inner storytelling mojo. Agreat read!"

Michael Margolis, CEO, Get Storied

"This book is practical, actionable, and mostimportantly, effective. Not only does David nail how to add funny to yourtalks, he also practices what he preaches in this very entertaining read. Mytwo complaints are: 1) This book didn't exist when I started as a speaker and2) I didn't write it.

Andrew Tarvin, author of Humor That Works,award-winning speaker, NYC based comedian

From writing to performing to where to put your hands,David Nihill will help you become a more humorous storyteller. I have been luckyenough to have a beer with the guy and can confirm that he really does talkfunny.

Peter McGraw, University of Coloradoprofessor, director of the Humor Research Lab (HuRL), co-author of The HumorCode: A Global Search for What Makes Things Funny

Anyone who wants to influence and connect with audiencesmore effectively should scoop up Do You Talk Funny immediately. DavidNihill combines personal experience, expert research and practical tips tocreate - regardless of his protestations to the contrary - a truly magicalhandbook for presenters.

Kat Koppett, author of Training to Imagine,TEDx speaker, founder of Koppett & Company

"Read this book and you'll enjoy presenting to people,they'll enjoy listening to you and crucially they'll happily retain yourmessage. A riveting read, a super story and awesome advice."

Neal O' Gorman, CEO, Artomatix

As someone who runs sales conferences, I know first-handof the value humor brings to a presentation. I consider this book my blueprintand will do my best to make sure all of our speakers read it before getting onstage at our events.

Max Altschuler, CEO, Sales Hacker, Inc.

"David has written the owners manual for adding amuch needed comedic edge to any presentation or speaking gig. Its a perfectbalance of how to be funny ha ha and funny like a clown without being shot inthe foot. Some people are born funny, they are called comedians. The rest of uswill have to try a bit harder and read this book."

Jason Miller, author of Welcome to theFunnel, keynote speaker, senior content marketing manager at LinkedIn

Do You Talk Funny is essential reading forprofessional public speakers and anyone trying to tell funnier, more memorablestories. Get it.

Tom Morkes, CEO, Insurgent Publishing

After attending Davids FunnyBizz conference in Brooklyn,I knew I had to get my hands on this book. I read through each chapter,sometimes two and three times, taking notes, jotting down content ideas, andfiguring out ways to infuse more humor into my own copywriting. The resultsspeak for themselves: more people are engaged with my content, and myconversation rate is up! This book is a must read for any content marketer orcopywriter.

M. Shannon Hernandez, founder of The WritingWhisperer

"In the ever-expanding TED-centric world of publicspeaking, this book should be compulsory reading for anyone aspiring to be aunique, memorable and highly entertaining presenter."

David Howley, Partner, Hedgeserv Ltd

David has compiled a great resource for humor lovers andinterwove lessons he learned from his own experience with what he gleaned frommentors. Glad your father showed you how to squeeze humor out of any situation,now you are helping others do the same!

Darren LaCroix, CSP, World Champion Speaker

This is a cracker of a book, I really enjoyed it. As anervous public speaker I know if I can make the audience laugh, it makeseveryone (especially me) feel a lot less awkward. In the past I've lucked intoa few laughs but already after reading this book, I'm making changes to myupcoming presentations that I know are going to get some laughs. It's weirdlistening to comedy now, I can break down why each joke is funny. It's a realeye opener!

Dan Norris, author of The 7 Day Startup,co-founder of WPCurve.com

We all have short attention spans these days.Increasingly to get noticed you need to be funny. The good news is you canlearn how. The even better news is that David can guide you on this journey inan engaging, entertaining and insightful way. So sit back, relax and soonyou'll be talking funny too!

Philip Madden, Founding Director, Kennoway Investments

"DYTF is a witty and clever take on how toapply the lessons of a business-savvy experimental stand up comic into today'sworld of droll and monotonous business presentations. David gives great,practical advice how to structure any business talk to be as engaging as a 5minute set at the Comedy Cellar. Highly recommended for anyone that has to docorporate presentations for 2 to 5000+ people audiences (and keep them awakeand cheering you on)."

Rob Kniaz, Founding Partner, Hoxton Ventures

"David's rich life experiences shine through in thiswildly entertaining guide to public speaking. Whether you're reading it for funor to stand out at your next business presentation, I promise you'll beinspired."

Sami Aziz, Producer on ABC's Shark Tank,2014 Emmy Award Winner

"This book is great. I haven't read it yet but Daviddrew a picture when he was 6 years old of a penguin drinking beer in a Chineserestaurant and it was clear the potential for slight wisdom and misguidedcreativity were there".

Marita Nihill, David's Mother


Do You Talk Funny?


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Copyright 2015 by David Nihill

Allrights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced, stored in aretrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording, scanning, or other except for briefquotations in critical reviews or articles, without the prior writtenpermission of the publishers.

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Dedication

To my father, Patrick Nihill, who taught me that you cansqueeze humor into just about any situation.


Table of Contents

Authors Note

Everything in this book I learned the hard way. Itcontains an array of tips and insights that I wish I had known at the start ofmy journey. They worked for me and I think they will work for you too.

If you feel this book doesnt help you become a better andfunnier speaker I am happy to give you a full refund. To claim it, please senda video link of your not-so-great speaking performance, along with your receiptto help@funnybizz.co

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