Five Public Speaking Tips
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In this week's episode of
In this week's episode of MasterTalk, I'm sharing my 5 basic tips & tricks to mastering your communication skills, so let's get into it. Follow me on Instagram: @masteryourtalk
Public speaking, much like leadership, is NOT something you're born with, but rather something you learn over time if you know exactly what to work on.
1. Master Silences (0:17).
Silences are the biggest difference between great and exceptional public speakers. The top speakers in the world use this technique to make their presentations better instead of seeing them as a sign of weakness. That's why it's absolutely crucial that you learn to master the art of silences.
2. Master Filler Words e.g. ah, uh, eh (1:31).
Saying filler words in a presentation detracts the quality of your entire pitch, so it's very important that you learn to remove them altogether before you think about giving an exceptional presentation. By replacing these filler words with silences, you'll be able to get one step closer to mastering this.
3. Master Audience (2:35).
The quality of your presentation is solely determined by how much your audience LOVES you. Thus, it is important that you're always thinking about how to craft your presentation in a way that your audience will be able to fully understand what you're saying and get behind you.
4. Master Eye Contact (4:27).
Eye contact is a tricky subject because it varies based on the space you're in, the number of people in the audience and your ability as a speaker. But, there's 3 hard rules that you need to follow in any presentation like Prioritize to Maximize, Where Your Eyes SHOULDN'T Be, and How to Move Your Body in Presentations.
5. Master Posture (6:26).
Most students tell me that they don't need coaching on posture, when in reality, most of them make 2 big mistakes when speaking: legs are too far apart and the famous leg tick, where they frantically move their feet for no reason. I always recommend "Sticking Together", where you essentially glue your feet together to avoid these problems and until you're in a comfortable position to present.
If you know one person that's afraid or wants to learn public speaking, be sure to send them this video so that they'll be one step closer to mastering their talk.
Take care everyone and see you next week for another episode of MasterTalk.
For business or one-on-one public speaking coaching inquiries, you can reach me at [email protected].
Special thanks to Maison Laporem for letting me use the space.
https://maisonleporem.com/
Public speaking, much like leadership, is NOT something you're born with, but rather something you learn over time if you know exactly what to work on.
1. Master Silences (0:17).
Silences are the biggest difference between great and exceptional public speakers. The top speakers in the world use this technique to make their presentations better instead of seeing them as a sign of weakness. That's why it's absolutely crucial that you learn to master the art of silences.
2. Master Filler Words e.g. ah, uh, eh (1:31).
Saying filler words in a presentation detracts the quality of your entire pitch, so it's very important that you learn to remove them altogether before you think about giving an exceptional presentation. By replacing these filler words with silences, you'll be able to get one step closer to mastering this.
3. Master Audience (2:35).
The quality of your presentation is solely determined by how much your audience LOVES you. Thus, it is important that you're always thinking about how to craft your presentation in a way that your audience will be able to fully understand what you're saying and get behind you.
4. Master Eye Contact (4:27).
Eye contact is a tricky subject because it varies based on the space you're in, the number of people in the audience and your ability as a speaker. But, there's 3 hard rules that you need to follow in any presentation like Prioritize to Maximize, Where Your Eyes SHOULDN'T Be, and How to Move Your Body in Presentations.
5. Master Posture (6:26).
Most students tell me that they don't need coaching on posture, when in reality, most of them make 2 big mistakes when speaking: legs are too far apart and the famous leg tick, where they frantically move their feet for no reason. I always recommend "Sticking Together", where you essentially glue your feet together to avoid these problems and until you're in a comfortable position to present.
If you know one person that's afraid or wants to learn public speaking, be sure to send them this video so that they'll be one step closer to mastering their talk.
Take care everyone and see you next week for another episode of MasterTalk.
For business or one-on-one public speaking coaching inquiries, you can reach me at [email protected].
Special thanks to Maison Laporem for letting me use the space.
https://maisonleporem.com/
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