Public speaking

Public speaking confidence and comfortably speaking in public is the skill that everyone wants to have. Everyone do not have it. It takes a lot of practice for doing so. But there is nothing to fear in this world if you have will power. Most public speaking advice is written by extroverts – and doesn’t always work for those who are introverts. The difference is that extroverts function well in highly stimulating environments and they love talking. Introverts, however, function best in less-stimulating environments and when an environment is too stimulating it impacts on their short-term memory. But if we prepare and practice, we can do whatever we want.

Delivering a story related to the topic provides you a lot of attention by the audience. A story delivered with authenticity and humility has the power to move almost anyone.So, take an hour or two….allow yourself to delve into your past and recall the moments that you might want to share with your audience. And always plan to say your key message near the beginning of the presentation, refer back to it in your presentation, and say it at the endues your body to communicate. Do some hand movements while explain, it will give confidence to you also and it also looks good to the viewer. The way you end a sentence is also very important.
 The pace at which you speak the volume at which you talk also influences people.
Listening  to other speakers as well or actors in films and notice how do they use vocal variety to express emotions  will help you a lot.
The way that we become better speakers is exactly the same way that professional athletes become better – practice. The best way to go about getting practice giving speeches is to actually give speeches.
Also do some research about your topic.

All these things can preapare you for a good speaking.


SHIVNAGI YADAV
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