speeches
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How To Talk Into A Microphone
Whether you’re speaking at a wedding or event, guesting on a podcast or reporting from the scene LIVE, talking into a microphone isn’t exactly like talking without one. You’ll sound a lot better if you follow a few simple rules.
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When Public Speaking, Look At Individuals Instead Of The Entire Group
The next time you’re asked to lead a meeting, teach a class, or give a speech, here’s one way to get everyone’s attention: Look at individual people instead of letting your gaze settle on the entire group.
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Filler Words Like ‘Um’ Aren’t All Bad, And Can Be Used To Your Advantange
If you, uh, have a tendency to use filler words like “um” or “like” when you talk, it’s not the end of the world. Turns out they can actually be a good thing — as long as you use them right.
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Remember The ‘Three Audience Truths’ Before Giving A Speech
Giving a speech or presentation in front of others is pretty nerve-wracking. If you remind yourself of the “three audience truths” before you go up in front of people, however, you’ll give yourself an opportunity to calm down and focus on your message.