Many speakers struggle with choosing the first words to get their presentation started. They know what to say, but they can’t figure out the opening sentence (or two) to grab
When public speaking, you have 30 seconds to get your audience’s attention. Use it wisely!From your first words, you need to connect to your audience by using effective verbal and
Many speakers are eager to share all their hard-gained knowledge with their audience. They know so much about their area of expertise that they want to make sure they get
Many everyday speakers speak at a quick pace because they are comfortable with their listeners, for example: colleagues, casual business settings, friends in social groupings, etc. Although our new normal
A critical part of preparing a speech is practicing. But before you do, consider how you plan to practice. The trick is: don’t keep starting from the introduction. Most speakers run though their
Speakers often forget that their speech will be seen and heard NOT read. They spend hours crafting the perfect words which is great if they were working on an essay.