Before we begin in detail on how you want to Speak with Confidence, here are 20 Powerful tips that can help you to Speaking better. Tip #1: Stand Up Tall When we slouch, we appear to be smaller and can give away some of our credibility. Stand up nice and tall for the best results. …
When it comes to giving a presentation, it’s pretty normal to be nervous. After all, no one wants to deliver a bad presentation, and no one really wants to listen either. Most people don’t want to see you making the mistakes listed in this tutorial. While it’s true that there are no universal formulas for …
Most of us are unaware of this, but your speech in and out of the office really does make a big difference in your reality. Now that you have been made aware of this, it’s time to learn how to use it to help you. Our speech can change lives by changing minds and shaping …
According to the experts, 3 out 4 people get nervous when it comes to standing in front of an audience and speaking. However, for introverts, it can be more than nervousness- it can be sheer terror. This is most likely due to the assumption that introverts don’t make good public speakers. That’s something that should …
If you suffer from glossophobia, like 75% of the population, it’s not hard to imagine yourself messing up during a presentation, blowing a job interview, or watching your project that you worked hard on blowing up on you. However, there are 5 ways that you can recover after bungling your words. In this post, I’ll …
If you’re like most people, you probably believe that vocal warm-up exercises are only important for singers. However, this assumption is completely wrong. Every professional, no matter what industry, should be using vocal warm-up exercises. These can help you: Sound professional in meetings When giving presentations To level up your speeches Therefore, if you are …
When you are preparing a sales pitch or presentation, it’s typical to feel a bit nervous. In fact, 75% of adults (that’s 3 out of 4) have reported struggling with glossophobia, which is a fear of public speaking. Therefore, you shouldn’t feel that you’re alone in your struggles- but if it’s more than just butterflies, …
If thinking about standing in front of an audience for a presentation causes you to feel butterflies or break out into a cold sweat, you should know that you’re not alone. It’s believed that around 75% of adults are affected by a fear of public speaking- but rethinking the way you think about stress can …
Breathing is a critical function of life, but it’s not something that we really invest a whole lot of thought to it. When you breathe in, your blood cells receive oxygen and release carbon dioxide. Then, the carbon dioxide is carried through the body and exhaled. Unfortunately, when we feel nervous, as many people do …