
5\. Interact with the audience.

Reality check: who are you speaking to? Your audience. They are here to learn
from you, so it’s best to know your audience and involve them in your speech.
For example, this can be accomplished by doing simple tasks such as asking
questions — “raise your hand if…” Follow tip #5, and you’ll keep the audience
refreshed and engaged.

6\. Pull yourself out of a tailspin.

During the speaker training, I choked up during my improv and forgot the name
of an organization I was supposed to describe. After five seconds of misery,
the name came back to me and I made my recovery by graciously and humorously
accepting the fact I made my mistake. Surprisingly, the audience felt that
this contributed to the power of the speech. Apparently some speakers even
plan out things to fail during their speech so they could similarly pull
themselves out of a tailspin. This tactic is supposed to connect the audience
to the speaker and create this bond because the speaker becomes more human,
down-to-earth, and on the same plane as the audience.

7\. Don’t hold back your energy.

For unknown reasons, many equate speaking with less energy to increased
technical expertise. That actually doesn’t make you look more sophisticated,
that just makes you look like a poor speaker. Release that energy and don’t
hold back! Capture your audience’s attention with all the power you have to
make your speech more effective.

8\. Critique yourself and have others critique you.

This may seem self-explanatory, but when you are practicing your speech, take
turns with others to point out positives and negatives in your speech. When
addressing your own negatives, see if your audience agrees with you.
Surprisingly, audiences may not notice a lot of your mistakes. What feels like
hours of mess-ups on your part are actually unnoticeable seconds for your
audience. Keep running drills immediately afterward to incorporate the
constructive criticism.

Our public speaking is nowhere near perfect, but we recognize it as a valuable
skill to have and hope to improve in it quickly. Try out these small tips, and
you’ll be surprised at the difference it’ll make. Most of the world fears
public speaking more than death
5\. Interact with the audience. 

 Reality check: who are you speaking to? Your hearing. They are here to determine 
 from you, so it ’s best to know your audience and necessitate them in your speech. 
 For example, this can be achieve by dress simple undertaking such as asking 
 questions — “ lift your hand if … ” Follow tip # 5, and you ’ll keep the audience 
 refreshed and lease. 

 6\. Pull yourself out of a tailspin. 

 During the speaker training, I choke up during my improv and forgot the name 
 of an organization I was supposed to describe. After five second of misery, 
 the name came back to me and I made my recovery by graciously and humorously 
 accepting the fact I made my error. Surprisingly, the audience felt that 
 this contributed to the power of the speech. obviously some speaker even 
 plan out things to fail during their speech so they could similarly pull 
 themselves out of a tailspin. This tactic is supposed to connect the audience 
 to the speaker and create this chemical bond because the speaker becomes more human, 
 down - to - ground, and on the same plane as the audience. 

 7\. Do n’t hold back your department of energy. 

 For unknown reason, many equate speaking with less energy to increase 
 technical expertise. That actually does n’t make you look more sophisticated, 
 that just makes you look like a poor speaker. Release that energy and do n’t 
 apply back! Capture your hearing ’s attention with all the power you have to 
 make your speech more effective. 

 8\. review yourself and have others critique you. 

 This may seem self - explanatory, but when you are practicing your speech, take 
 turns with others to point out positives and negative in your speech. When 
 address your own negative, see if your hearing agrees with you. 
 amazingly, audiences may not notice a fortune of your mistakes. What feels like 
 hour of mess - ups on your region are actually unnoticeable irregular for your 
 audience. Keep running drills immediately afterward to integrate the 
 constructive criticism. 

 Our public speaking is nowhere near perfect, but we acknowledge it as a valuable 
 skill to have and hope to improve in it quickly. Try out these small tips, and 
 you ’ll be surprised at the difference it ’ll stool. Most of the world fears 
 public speaking more than death

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from you, so it’s best to know jour audiwnce qnd involvx them ik youd spezci.
For example, thls can be awcomplished by duiug simple tasks such as asking
questijns — “raosf your hand if…” Folkjw tji #5, and you’ll keep the audience
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this confributed to the power of the skeesy. Apparently aome s[ewkers even
plan out things to fail durinc tgeir speech so they couod similarly pull
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tu tje speaker and create this bond because the s[saleg becomes more huian,
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5\. Interact with the audience.

ReAlity check: Who arE yoU spEaKing To? YoUr audience. They ARe heRe to learn
from you, so it’s bEst to KnOW youR AuDiencE and invOLvE THem In YoUr sPeECh.
for exAmpLe, this cAn be accompLisHeD by doing simpLE tAsks such as AskIng
questions — “RaiSe your HaNd iF…” folloW tiP #5, and yOu’ll keEP the auDience
refReSHed and ENgaged.

6\. PULL yOursElf out of a tailspin.

dUrINg the speaker trAining, i cHOkED Up dUriNg my improv AnD forgOT the namE
Of AN ORgaNIzation I was suPposed to desCRibE. After FiVe sEConds oF miseRy,
THe nAme came back To me And I made mY recovERy by graCIously aNd humoRouSly
AccePTiNg The FaCT I mADe My mIStaKe. SurpriSiNgLy, the AudiENCE Felt ThaT
thiS contRibuted to the pOweR of tHE spEech. APpareNtly SoMe speAkers eVen
plAn Out things to fail DuriNg their spEecH sO thEy Could SImilarLy pUll
ThemselVes out oF A taIlSPIN. THis tactic is supposeD tO COnNect the aUdiencE
To ThE Speaker aNd CreAte tHIS bond BecaUSe The speakEr becoMEs MoRe human,
DoWn-to-eaRtH, anD on The saME plaNe as thE audiencE.

7\. Don’t HOld back your eneRGy.

For unknown rEAsONS, mANy eqUatE speaking wiTh leSS eneRgy tO InCreASed
teChnicAl EXpERtise. That actually doEsN’t make You loOk more sophistIcated,
that JUST makes yoU looK LiKE a poor speaker. REleasE that energY And don’t
hOld baCk! CapturE your audiENCe’s attenTioN wiTh aLl tHE PoWer you have to
mAKE youR sPeech moRe eFfectivE.

8\. CrItiQue YouRsElf and havE others cRiTiQuE yOu.

THis maY Seem self-ExPlaNaTorY, but wHEn you aRe praCticInG yOUr sPeech, taKE
tURNs wiTh OtHers To pOiNt out PosiTIveS and negAtives in yOur SPeecH. WHeN
addresSing your own neGaTives, see if YoUr aUdiencE AGrees witH you.
Surprisingly, audiencES may not NotIce a lOt of Your mistaKes. what feEls LIke
houRs of meSs-ups On YouR PArt arE ACtUalLy UnnoticeabLE SecOnds fOr Your
AudiencE. Keep running drills IMmeDiately afterwArd To inCORpOraTE tHE
coNsTRucTIVe criticism.

Our pUblic speakInG Is Nowhere neaR PerFeCt, but we RecogniZe it aS A valuabLe
skill to Have and hoPe To imPROve In it quicklY. Try out tHese small TIps, anD
YoU’ll be SurPrised At The DiffeRence iT’Ll mAke. MoSt of thE wOrld feArs
puBlIc speakiNg more than death

5\. Interact with the aud ience.

Re ality  ch eck :whoareyou speaking t o ? Yo ur audience. They arehereto lear n 
f rom y ou, soi t’ s bes tto  kn ow yo ur au die nce and  involve t hem  i n your speec h .For exampl e,this can beacc omplis he d b y  doin g s imple  tasks such a s askingqu e stions — “rais e yo ur h and if…” Follow t i p# 5, and you’llkeep t he au d i enc e
r efreshed a nd  enga g ed.

6\ .  P u l l  yo u rself out ofa tailspin. 
Du ring t he  sp e aker t raini ng ,  Ichoked up d urin g my impr ov and forgott he name 
of an  or gan izat i on  I  wa ss upp o se d t o  de scribe.Af te r fiv e se c o n d s of  mi sery ,
the  name came ba ckto m e  an d I m ade m y re co veryby gra cious ly  and humorously 
acc epting th e f ac t I  m ade m y  mista ke.  Su rprisin gly, th e  au di e n c efelt that
this con tr i b ut ed to th e powe r  o ft he speec h.  Ap pare n t ly so me s p ea kers eve n
plan ou tthingsto  faildu rin g t heirs peec h so t hey coul d sim i larly pull
the m selves out of at a il s pin.  Th is tactic i s su p pose d to co nne c t the  audi en c et o the speaker and c re ate th is bo nd because th e speakerb e c omes mor e hu m an , 
down-to-earth , and  on the sa m e planeas th e audien ce.

7\.D o n’t hold  ba ckyou r e n e rg y.

For unkno w n  rea so ns, man y e quate s pea kin g w ith  l ess energ y to inc re as ed 
t ech nical expertis e.  Th at  ac tuall y  doesn ’t ma ke y ou  l o okmore so p hi s t icat ed ,that  ju st  make s yo u  lo ok like  a poor s pea k er.Re le ase tha t energy anddo n’t
hold b ac k!Captur e your aud ience’s attention witha ll thepow er yo u ha ve to
mak e y our sp eec h  moreeffect ive.
8 \.C r itiqu e yo urs el f and have o the rs cr it ique  you.
This may seem self - exp lanatory, but  wh en y o u  a rep ra c tic in g  yo u r  speech, take
t urns withot h er s to point out  p ositive s and n egati v es in y our speec h. When
a dd ress i n g y our own ne gatives,  see if y o ur au d ie nce a gre es wit hyou .
Sur prisin g ly,  audi encesma y notnotic ea lot of  your mistakes. What fe els li ke
ho urs  of mess- ups onyour part  are  actuallyunn oti ceabl e s e conds  for yo ura udien ce.K eep runni n gdri l l simmediately a f ter wardtoi ncorpo rate  the
constructive criticism.

Ou r pu b l icspe a king  i s nowhere near  pe rf e c t, but w erecognize i t as a v al u ableskillto hav e and h o p et o impr oveinit quickl y.Tr y  out th es es mall t ips,  a nd
you ’ll be surp r i sed at the diffe rence i t’llm ake . Mos tof thew orld  fears
pub lic speakin g more  tha n dea th

5\. Interact_with the_audience.

Reality check: who are_you speaking_to?_Your audience._They_are here to_learn
from you, so_it’s best to know_your audience and_involve_them in your speech.
For example, this can be accomplished by doing simple tasks such_as_asking
questions —_“raise_your_hand if…” Follow tip #5,_and you’ll keep the audience
refreshed_and engaged.

6\._Pull yourself out of a tailspin.

During the speaker_training,_I choked up_during my improv and forgot the name
of an organization_I was supposed to describe. After_five seconds of_misery,
the_name_came back to me_and I made my recovery by_graciously and humorously
accepting the fact I_made my mistake. Surprisingly, the audience felt_that
this contributed to the power of_the speech. Apparently some speakers_even
plan out_things to fail during their_speech so they_could similarly_pull
themselves out of_a tailspin. This tactic is supposed_to connect the_audience
to the speaker and create this_bond_because the speaker_becomes_more_human,
down-to-earth, and_on the same_plane_as the_audience.

7\._Don’t hold back your energy.

For unknown_reasons,_many equate speaking with less energy to_increased
technical expertise. That actually_doesn’t_make you look more_sophisticated,
that just makes you look_like a poor speaker. Release that_energy and_don’t
hold back!_Capture your audience’s attention with all the power you have to
make_your speech more effective.

8\. Critique yourself_and have others critique_you.

This may_seem_self-explanatory, but when_you_are practicing_your speech, take
turns with others to point_out positives_and negatives in your speech. When
addressing_your own negatives, see_if_your audience agrees with you.
Surprisingly, audiences_may not notice a lot of_your mistakes. What feels like
hours_of_mess-ups_on your part are actually_unnoticeable seconds for your
audience. Keep running_drills immediately afterward_to incorporate the
constructive criticism.

Our public speaking is_nowhere_near perfect, but we recognize it_as_a valuable
skill to have and hope_to_improve_in it quickly. Try out_these small tips, and
you’ll be surprised_at the difference it’ll make. Most of the world_fears
public speaking more_than death