How to learn to speak in public

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7 Simple Techniques to Improve Your Public Speaking Skills
No one is born with the ability to speak in public. Public speaking is something that needs to be learned. In this article, we will tell you how to improve your presentation time after time.

A presentation at school, a speech at a student conference, a diploma defense, a story about yourself when applying for a job - each of you already has a lot of experience in public speaking. And you understand well how important the logic of presentation, visual comfort and correct delivery are.

Each of these three pillars of public speaking is covered azerbaijan phone number lead in dozens of books, courses and trainings. How to apply numerous useful tips in practice?

We suggest working consistently on each aspect of public speaking, using such a now accessible tool as video recording.

1. Make a video of your performance. It would be great if you have a video of your recent “live” performance. Even if it is a short fragment, but you and at least some of your listeners can be clearly seen on it, such a recording is very useful for getting started. If you do not have a recording, then it is high time to make one during the rehearsal of the upcoming performance! The closer to the real conditions in which the video is made, the more effective its subsequent analysis will be. If you are not planning to perform in the near future, but want to “pump up” this skill now, then start by recording short monologues of 1-2 minutes on a topic that is interesting to you: you will get used to the camera, feel the timing, practice different intonations.

2. Prepare a notebook or a table on your computer where you will record the results of your speech analysis. You can start with just two columns: “good” and “correct”.

3. Watch the video several times, each time focusing on just one part of your performance. Watching a video of yourself carefully is quite a difficult task. Be patient, think about how much better your next performance will be, and start analyzing!

When you first watch it, pay attention only to the logic and accessibility of the presentation. Have you informed the audience about the purpose of your speech? Have you explained your main idea clearly? Are there any violations of logic in your story? Was the time limit adhered to or was the end of the speech crumpled?