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Being able to speak effectively in public has the ability to enhance you as a person overall. If you find public speaking intimidating, it might help to learn some tips. If that is the case, this article can help you with what you need to know.<\/p>\n

You cannot give a speech and automatically assume that everyone will follow what you say. It’s your job to make your speech appealing so that you can earn and keep their attention. This is a performance, which means that you will have to work hard in order to get the results you want.<\/p>\n

If you are prepping, practice a lot and memorize what you need to prior to speech day. Once you have your speech memorized, then the delivery method you choose can be worked on. With your speech firmly implanted in your mind, it will be much easier to naturally ad lib when you finally give it.<\/p>\n

Be as familiar as possible with your material. Even when you commit your speech to memory, knowing jokes, facts and figures with regard to the topic is always helpful. You can work these things into your speech to add time, engage the audience, and make yourself sound like a real professional. Be prepared for more questions on the subject.<\/p>\n

Practice your speech frequently once you have it memorized. Tweak it as necessary. Be sure to master your pace and breathing. Prepare your speech to include pauses in case of interruptions, which hopefully are filled with applause. Use the equipment you are going to use for the speech to practice if you can.<\/p>\n

You need to be very comfortable with the subject of your speech. Do some broad research that gives you all sides of the topic at hand. Then pare this down to a few carefully crafted main points that are easy to follow. It will be worth it when you find the audience asking questions.<\/p>\n

Be aware of who your audience really is. If you know who is attending, it will help you to engage them better. If you have the opportunity, greet as many as you can and ask their names as they enter the room. You will give off a friendlier vibe by becoming personal with some of the audience.<\/p>\n

Deep Breathing<\/h2>\n

Use deep breathing techniques to assuage your anxiety with regard to public speaking. Prior to getting up on stage, engage in some deep breathing. Inhale for a count of four, then exhale for a count of five. Repeat this set six times to enhance your calm.<\/p>\n

To give a great speech, you have to practice. Try using a mirror or tape recorder to help you hear and see yourself during practice sessions. If you are able to practice in front of others, that is even better.<\/p>\n

No matter what the occasion for giving a speech, dress to impress. It will help to reflect a professional attitude. Consider a tie because it draws the eye to your face and helps people focus on what you are saying.<\/p>\n

Stay as confident as possible when in front of a crowd. Choose a subject that is close to your heart. Speak in a conversational tone to impress the audience with what you know rather than confusing them with unfamiliar terminology.<\/p>\n

Prior to launching into your material, try to win over the crowd. If possible, walk around and personally greet people, but always remember to smile. Emitting positivity in advance will cause them to listen to your remarks.<\/p>\n

Practice your speech until it’s perfect. Watch yourself in the mirror to fine tune your facial expressions and gestures for the greatest effect. Do a few practice presentations in front of friends to get some feedback. They can help you make improvements to the content and delivery of your remarks.<\/p>\n

Public speaking is not that complicated. Apply these tips when you get on stage. Even if you don’t have to give a public speech, these suggestions are still useful to help build your confidence in many different types of situations.<\/p>\n

Onaolapo Adeyemi is a travel and technology writer. If he’s not on tour, you’ll find him in New York with his wife, and pet parrot hanging out at Starbucks. <\/p>\n

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