Being curious about other cultures will help with public speaking so that you can have a two way respect relationship with the audience

this situation would make me very stressed out because you would have to edit some of your speech so last minute without practicing beforehand. A good skill to also add would be to be able to work good under pressure

i have heard this which was wild to think about it because i have never thought about it before. it is so true though!

we can take account but some things are out of our hands, how is our speech going to make someone feel less hot? would you just mention it in the speech as a joke to make them feel seen and create more connection?

if you were making a speech to a group of individuals who spoke a different language maybe you would word your sentences differently so that you used more simpler words so more people would understand

this can also be situational, if someone is making a speech at a graduation they could be homing in on the negatives of school when a graduation is about celebration and growth

audience members are craving a connection with the speaker just as much as the speaker is craving a connection with the audience

this is a very useful guide, this will deter from "selfish" speeches, some speeches i notice the speaker is more talking for themselves rather than speaking for others to inspire and grow

i agree with this statement because our past is all that we know and whatever we have learned and experienced then will help us live now, thats why sometimes its easy to tell how someone was raised just after spending some time with them.

are they saying that they assumed the public speakers would be having an interactional conversation with their audience while their speech was being made?

not only does this account for public speaking but almost every aspect of your life, think about us as students and the majors that we picked, we had passion behind those majors which made us very determined in our work and it shows

i remember there was one assembly we had in elementary school where there was a man with a yo-yo and while he was giving his speech before the performance he was saying all of these little tidbits about very deep topics but i was left confused because there was no main message just a bunch of ideas lined up

your skills will be more valued in the workspace

simply being a longtime loyal worker can mean that you have the aspects of this term though leader

even if you were to be someone who is the voice of an audiobook, there is such attention to detail to emphasize certain parts in certain ways in order to convey a specific message. The pace that you are speaking at etc

i reflect on myself and i think this is going to be the thing most struggle with because sometimes i have a difficult time expressing all of my thoughts in a non confusing way. i hope that there are some tips that can help me place everything together.

this sentence demonstrates the energy that needs to be brought behind our speeches that we make to be a true leader

even in the constitution it states that we the people have the right to "overthrow" the government with our freedom of speech. This just shows that its way more important than we realize

i love this take

i bet that even individuals who have to speak to the public a lot have signs of being nervous even after such a long time.

even feedback from the audience is good as well, they can possibly have feedback that a professional might not have just because they are seeing the speech at face value and not over analyzing.

a good public speaker is a good planner and good at analyzing. you need to find and solve the problem before the audience can even think about the problem.

what do they mean by "fine-tuning?"

I wish i was able to see videos of old speeches that occured back when no technology was available so that we could compare and contrasts the details of both

i am curious to know the specific tactics that public speakers have discovered and used to be more persuasive in their speech to their audience

a good example that some jobs although have to do repetitive public speaking to their students, there are times where your audience is a little bit different and you have to be able to navigate the best way to set up your speech so that the audience can absorb the material youre saying more.

This is the most nerve wracking type of public speaking that i could be apart of. I wonder if for some this would be the easiest

Although social media can be seen as a bad thing, im glad that there are sites like this that can help is connect rather then distract us from the real meaning things of life

I would have to say that she is most likely not wrong in her guess. there is a wave of uncontrollable high amounts of content.

we practice public speaking in culture of funerals, weddings and parties

i really need to hone on this aspect for my speech so that i can move my classmates in the correct way that will have the effect i want it to

very interesting that even the ones publishing these books about public speaking are following the guidelines too! it makes sense but its nice to see that

If anything it is more relevant now, its more of a rare thing to be able to have this ability and people are even more inspires by it then ever before

shows that public speaking has the potential to be a career