Tuesday, 7 February 2012

Tip #2: Speak Slowly


When public speaking, speaking slowly is very difficult for people to accomplish, but it really is a fundamental in having a great speech.


So how do you do it?


Rushing through a speech is something we've all done. Were nervous, were worried, we just want this speech to be over with. But it also can be saying ideas out loud you just thought of in your head, which ties with what your saying. Overall, it's hard to take control. Taking little pauses is extremely important, and can also help to highlight key points or elements. Just try your best to relax, and take the time to say each word or sentence. Speaking slowly also ties into having a conversational tone within your speech. Instead of thinking I have to make a speech in a board office, try to imagine yourself having a normal conversation with friends. This way, you feel more comfortable overall, and you don't feel like you have to put on a "show." It's more natural, and it will deliver an excellent performance.



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