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are the three buzz words of Public Speaking. Almost all famous public and
motivational speakers were nervous when they hit stage first time in their life,
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Begin by improving your listening and observational skills. Observe people
whom you consider as good speakers at work and on television. Regardless of
your religion, take some time to watch the evangelists on television. chey have
elevated public speaking to an art. Listen to where they pause their words in a
sentence. For example, notice that good speakers will pause after an important
concept or just before reaching a conclusion to give the listener time to absorb
the information as much as to create anticipation.
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‘t will build your confidence as you learn to become a good speaker.
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‘f this is your first or second speech, it is a good idea to call a friend who is
quite honest (neither a nagging nor a yes-yes friend). cake only those
suggestions which you are comfortable with. Remain calm, appear relaxed, do
not mumble. Speak loudly, confidently and clearly.
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For a good speaker, content is extremely important to stand out as someone who
is intently heard by his/her audience. ‘f you already know the subject you have
to speak on, try to cultivate an insight into the subject and expand your
knowledge base. People appreciate knowledgeable speakers and delivering
substantial and interesting information will hold you in high esteem with your
listeners. A good speaker, just like a good professor, will always go prepared for
the speech.
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chis is truly the number on rule. You should be absolutely confident about what
you are about to speak. Read repeatedly and understand thoroughly on whatever
you are about to speak. Believe in your speech first before you want others to
follow it. ‘f the content of your speech is your strength most of your
nervousness about facing the big crowd will automatically dive down.
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No matter how great an orator you are, a drab content will soon wither away the
interest of the audience. You need to make the session interesting by adding a
dash of humor in your content, to keep the audience amused. Holding the
interest of the audience for long is a great art that can be perfected over time. An
excellent content laced with humor and an equally witty disposition to carry it
off will work as icing on the cake, for a good speaker.
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An hour is long enough for a good public speech. che secret of success is the art
of omission. A painter when he paint all the palm leaves. He paints just enough
to create the impression of a full grown tree. You must leave your audience with
a feeling that you should have spoken effectively before public audience you
must always keep your hand on the pulse of the audience. Long before the
audience gets tired or restless, you must stop.
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‘f you speak in English, you must use correct modern English and not use
bombastic language. You must be understood by your audience easily and well.
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Sincerity in your words tops the order among the attributes of a good speaker.
People will pay heed to what you are saying, if they feel you are for real.
Excellent speakers are those who are not just good orators, but also come across
as genuine. che key to appear sincere is to speak in a conversationalist tone, as
if you are talking to your audience. Speak in a way you talk to people in your
day- to-day life, to strike a chord with your audience.
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You don¶t have to shout, but be loud enough. You never have to give girls the
chance of asking ³what´, ³‘ don¶t understand´, etc. Also, speaking loud and not
being shy about it will convey value, showing you can withstand social
pressure.
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Every word that one says carries a different emotion and these emotions need to
be transmitted to the audience in an expressive way. One of the greatest
qualities a good speaker should posses is the ability to modulate his/her voice to
for effect. Hitting the nail right on the head is all about being able to convey
your thoughts and make the audience feel what you are saying. Voice
modulation may call for some practice, but it can be easily mastered over time.
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che golden rule to be a successful speaker is to maintain eye contact with the
audience all through your speech. A lot of people have a tendency to look
anywhere, but in the eyes of the person or the group they are addressing. chis
habit can be very off-putting for the audience and the speaker will fail to garner
enough attention for himself/herself. Exploit your confidence to the limit and
maintain constant eye contact with the audience, as you speak.
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Whenever you are speaking with someone, make sure to maintain eye contact
without staring . ‘t will force your brain to stay focused on the conversation.
Sometimes a person is not a good listener because his attention is constantly
wandering in and out of the conversation so he has difficulty following the
topic. You need to be a good listener in order to be a good speaker. Work on
maintaining eye contact and you can retrain to a new habit.
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Do not be over stiff while delivering your speech. Body language plays a huge
role on how effectively you can deliver content to others. Little hand movement
and facial expressions can induce real life in your speech. Look around and be
comfortable. cransform nervous energy into enthusiasm. Vary the tone of your
voice and dramatize if necessary.
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to emphasize all the important points of your speech. Have a default position for
them but take one or the two of them out when the speech needs it. Again, don¶t
overdo it, just use them when you want to emphasize and give greater power to
a word or sentence.
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When you are speaking, touching those who hear is a great way of bringing
attention into your speech. Again, only touch in those moments you clearly
want to emphasize something or also when you want them to feel more
personified in what you are saying. Don¶t be shy about it, as it will also
demonstrate confidence. Have 100% belief when you do it, and avoid the
³creepy hand here and there´ when speaking with women.
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Calibrate your voice to what you want to say. You¶ll notice that depending on
the emotion you express, your voice and speech will be totally different. che
emotions you want to show are confidence, security, high esteem, motivation as
well as surprise and cocky/funny sometimes.
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‘f you arrive before your audience then greet some of them, it helps to create a
friendly bond and an easy going environment. ‘f you arrive after the audience
have arrived, take a chance to give a short introduction about yourself. Do not
use heavy-weight terms which your audience may find difficult to even
understand.
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As people come in, chat with them to make a connection. Early in the
presentation, perhaps at the very beginning, ask the audience to get them
involved. Leave time for questions and answer them patiently and thoroughly.
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chese are great aids to public speaking. Of course you must avoid becoming a
bore, by telling stories only. But you can always makes a point by a short story
or anecdote. Quotations are very useful in public speaking. But they are most
apt when they come to you spontaneously.
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You can always tell "‘ believe ‘ know the answer but let me confirm. Let me get
back to you later (after the speech)." chis will send a positive message to your
audience that you are not there to just throw any crap at them.
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‘f you did a very minor error or are just feeling nervous, just keep moving
along. chere is a good chance the audience never noticed it. ‘f you made an
obvious error then correct it, and continue.
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