Experts have found that 80% of quick career advancement depends on the ability to express your thoughts correctly and beautifully. Most successful people are fluent in public speaking and speak in front of an audience. There are special trainings and seminars on public speaking. Here are some tips to help you learn how to speak properly in front of an audience.
1. Try to deal with excitement. If you are worried, then a beautiful speech will not work. Experience will help to cope with anxiety, and at the initial stage breathing exercises and self-hypnosis will help.
2. It is important to know well what you are going to say. You must prepare for the presentation and know the topic well. You must also be prepared to answer questions.
3. Try to comply with the time frame. Plan ahead of time for your presentation. Do not drag it on too long, otherwise people will get tired. But it is also not necessary to speak too shortly, everyone should understand the topic.
4. Choose the right topics for your presentation. You must be in the subject and understand whether it really interests you, whether you know the question well, whether you can additionally answer the questions that arise.
5. Prepare your presentation well. Record the speech on paper, then memorize it, rehearse several times in front of the mirror.
6. Prepare in advance the supporting materials that you may need: presentations, videos, diagrams. This information will make your presentation easier and more memorable.
7. During your speech, you can insert humorous quotes, excerpts, but only relevant. This will help to brighten up the speech, defuse the situation a little.
8. Don't be afraid to make mistakes. Absolutely all people make mistakes, even the greatest orators. If you make a mistake, do not be embarrassed, but simply correct yourself, and continue without focusing on.
9. Experience is probably one of the main things. If you do not practice constantly, you are unlikely to achieve great success in the art of public speaking. Speak often, hone your skills wherever possible: at a party, at home, at work, with friends.
What is most remembered from a person's speech is not the information itself, but exactly how he does it. Therefore, do it right and with pleasure.
