Are great public speakers born or made? The answer to this is – both. There
there are some people for whom public speaking comes naturally, but like any
sport, if you are a layman, the more you practice, the better you become!
Everyone is a public speaker. You talk and interact with people every day.
friends, family, co-workers, and store clerks, sometimes even more than
a person. You don’t feel nervous here, do you? So why are you shaking in the
idea of getting up from an audience? Why are many people afraid of the public?
speaking more than death. It is because they do not know the three main points
of daily “oral interaction” that they have to bring to deliver a
great speech. The purpose of this article is to share these 3 elements of a
great speech with you. They are:
Empathy and Commitment. when you talk to people
you know, you’re constantly empathizing with their point of view, and you
engage them through your eye contact and body language. Why should I do this in
in front of an audience to be different?
The ebb and flow of speech. when are you talking
With the people you meet, you don’t speak in a boring, monotonous voice, do you?
His voice changes, he emphasizes important points and maybe talks a little.
faster if you are passionate about a particular point. You need
take this to a speech. You need to have a well-structured speech, but also
it needs to stay interesting.
Practice. You must practice in front of a mirror, record
your speech and listen again, and try practicing in front of friends or family.
This will alert you to the parts of your speech that you need to improve on, while also
making you more confident that you will deliver your speech much longer
effectively. Therefore, the practice is a good way to calm negative nerves.
If you use all the tips mentioned above, two of which
use in your everyday life anyway, it will give a much more effective speech
each and every time!
