Do Public Speaking Confidently

Speaking in public is becoming the most avoided thing for a lot of people. The reason, fear of embarrassing or nervous. The more important the speech material, the more the entire body goes shaking.

Here are some tips, to overcome stage nervous and critical speech  you convey can proceed smoothly.

1. MAKE IT SHORT. 

Do not make a speech too long and long-winded, because it will make the listener feel bored. Adjust the duration of a speech to the context of the problem.

2. MAKE IT SIMPLE. 

Listeners will catch one or two of all the ideas you submit. Not ten or twenty. If you can not express it in one of two simple sentences and easy to understand, the speech will be out of focus.

3. BE REALISTIC. 

You are asked to make a speech because it has experience not possessed by the listener. Share experience, and make them feel what you feel.

4. ATTRACT ATTENTION PEOPLE. 

In the first minute speech, Establish a relationship with listeners. Do interactions. Smile or node to the moderator. Wait, do not start the speech, until you get everyone’s attention. Then, do eye contact, dispersive views with confidence to the left, right, and center of the room.

5. Speak up, NOT READ. 

If you talk, it would be much more communicative and ‘live’ rather than read scripts / script. It is better to use smaller notes to help remember what you have to say.

6. RELAX. 

Do not be too often take a deep breath or breathing too fast. Remember, your audience can see the tension. And this can reduce the focus of your speech delivery. Be relaxed, and breathe naturally, so that you remain in peace. Position yourself you’re talking with your peers, not on the audience.

7. ENOUGH REST, EAT ENOUGH. 

Rest enough, no need to stay up. Eat enough to avoid the rising levels of stomach acid that can be triggered by stress levels.

8. GOOD APPEARANCE. 

This is a plus for you. At least if the appearance of clothing and accessories you draw, the audience’s eyes are “forced” to see you, right?

Well, now addressed as easy to walk, right? Good luck.