Be a More Confident Public Speaker

Public speaking is a challenge, and I believe the challenge must be accepted. How do you think? We all have a moment on stage when we pass out. Have you ever frozen on scene? Well, once in school, I seriously froze on stage. Speaking to the crowd means you have to go through sleepless nights, nervousness, deadlines and many rounds to the toilet when you're just about to start, am I right?  and today I am going to share with you some valuable tips to help you speak better in public. So keep an eye on this session as I share some tips to help you understand the mistakes you've been making all this time speaking in public. You see this blog, a place to learn skills for the real world.

It is believed that "Good speech is a pencil, it should have a point." It is for this reason that you can sit all week to formulate the right points by adding a few big words and very good vocabulary to make it look good. You can also do enough Power Point presentations with pictures, graphics and drawings. But you're missing something here. Most of your time will be spent preparing content for the event, as in what you are about to say. But what we are missing is How to Speak. we do a lot of time to think about what to say, but not enough time to think about how to say it. So, let me give you a head! I mean, let me tell you how the numbers are. Researchers say that "a lasting and impressive style is more closely related to voice and body language we use". So to my shock, content and words play only 7% of the role in communication and I was absolutely surprised to know. Then what do the remaining 93% depend on, if not on what? you say? Then voice is 38% and body language is 55% of what you say? Isn't that a shocking statistic for you? Human ability to speak and communicate audience largely depends on body language, not content, not to what you say. So body language is like the text you send to a friend. if you are polite and cheerful, good mood. If you add sarcasm, you will spoil the good conversation. So, if your body language is unpleasant, you will ruin the whole relationship. with the audience during a public performance. So make sure you don't hurt your feelings people who listen to you. Rather, you focus on a positive and happy delivery method of the speech, which is a reflective way in your body language and your voice. So concentrate about how to say more than about what to say.

First of all, it is important not only to make a lasting impression, but also to do positive. Yes, let me tell you about my college professor, he was some weird guy. He made long pauses during the conversation, like this, but whenever he said, the message stuck in my memory forever, which means I could not forget what he said in addition, he had a great sense of humor, and this is what attracted most students from my class. We all come from different parts of India and different corners world, but when we heard him, we all laughed at the same joke and listened to him very carefully. But besides this humor, it is important to look at your audience. This What did he do. When he made these pauses, he usually looked at us. So don't look away fixed in place, it is best to observe across the room, making meaningful eye contact with your audience. This will help you communicate better with them and there is no better way to explain point than using examples from everyday life. As I tell you about my professor, You can also talk about one of your school or student days. be even from your workplace. There are examples that may help to relate to the topic. Trust me, I use them too ;) so you should add examples, have nice body language and look at the audience and interact for a great speech. The beginning part of speech is the most significant part. Go to your room wisely, lie down notes on the podium, look up, keep your chin up and greet them with a warm smile. Do they believe you know what you are doing. It always brings great comfort when the other is in control. So if they think you don't know what You say it will be a problem. So be the one in control.

I think the best way to grab the audience's attention is to think clearly and a strong phrase that people can relate to. When I was in school, I still remember the headman often approached the podium and raised his fist during the lunch break and say: "defend your territory." What does it mean? It means taking care of your things. Well, he said that because our bags were full of food when we got back. from our house after the winter holidays, so before everything.