Public Speaking For Beginners
Public Speaking For Beginners
Public speaking for beginners. FREE 7 Instant Tips for Confident & Composed Public Speaking
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free-resources If you’re just getting started, these Do and Don’t techniques will help you get better at public speaking and presentation skills.
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I'm somebody who has nearly 5-7 years of public speaking, been doing the gig since I was a kid and honestly, this made me realise that I have a lot to catch up on when it comes to formal speeches. I find myself leaning towards a more informal, a rather casual tone when it comes to speaking, even when the setting is a formal one. I had to watch this video because it was listed in my class activities, but this ended up being an eye-opener for me! Thanks for the incredible video!
In only fifteen seconds I decided that you have no professional speaking skills to share with anyone. Are you totally blind to how distracting your constant hand and arm waving is? You should get some professional training yourself before holding yourself out as a coach, unless showing people what not to do is something you think you could sell.
I always would use pointers so that when my eyes glide through the sheet I atonce get to speak about that..
I feel shy before starting speech but as I proceed I feel more confident but the problem is I found myself missing most of the important points. Any solution
Good at your speaking
Thank you for thiss!
Thank you so much great for me❤
Being neurodivergent a ton of those are SO difficult for me.
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I kind of disagree with the hands part, I know sometimes hands can bother, especially when standing in front of an audience, but all that flourishing with your hands along with every single thing you say, also makes me feel you don't know what to do with them
– Direct eye contact
-Confident Posture
– Confident loud voice with pauses
Great video! I believe all these tips are really helpful and all of them can be use to improve our public speaking skills.
I totally agree with all the points you mentioned! My biggest weakness has always been maintaining a posture ! but I'm improving on this now .The most important thing for me having the knowledge ( the content ) of what you intend to deliver , mastering the language and finally focusing on your physical appearance
Whip out that 4-string from behind that plant and play some Larry Graham………js
Confident Posture and loud Voice
Rigth timing is the key, running out of time
Thank you
The irony is i need these skills in myself right now and i'm goin to speak on this same topic and explain others the dos and donts Lmao
Corporate calls and meetings are so nerve-racking…
Tomorrow I am giving a speech 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
i physically cannot talk to people without rambling on about random stuff, pausing mid sentence, coldly glare at them, or just straight up mess up my words and mix them together, so I'm hoping this will help in some way, thank you !!
eye contact
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Hello how is everything, for me it would be too soft and fillers. I've always talked too soft I guess the fear of speaking up makes me nervous, and I start saying um a lot. This video defiantly will help. Do you have any pointers you can give me on not having to many fillers, and speaking up so I can be heard? I really appreciate it.
Anyone else here from Stuck On You?
Thank you for 😊 the information, here are my takeaways:😅😢😮❤😂
Nice
A very poor example of how to give a presentation
But i do forget what I have to say maintaining an eye contact while communicating
Your video helped me, thanks❤️
Stance. Eye contact. Starting body conclusion. But not much about gestures that could have been included with the fidgeting??? Public speaking fear#1. I got my start at the kingdom hall. I have allso gone to toastmasters for 6 months just before covid. Would love to be a stand up comedian!
The problem with me is that I don’t usually organize my speech so I always end up going off the rails. Another thing is that I speak in monotone. My brother told me that I talk in monotone some time ago and that’s when I realized that I DO talk like that and now I’m kinda self-conscious of it🥲
My comp for this has 1k people and one winner 💀
Speaking loud and confident 😊