Sometimes it’s completely irrelevant what the speaker says, and you are mesmerized by what happens to him, because for you something completely different comes to the fore - the way he makes his speech. The spoken word has always had a great influence and impact on a person, if it is pronounced correctly, clearly, emotionally. Words are pronounced in a voice, which is a tool to achieve certain goals, makes people listen to you.
Instruction manual
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Use intonation, emotional fullness. The living voice of the narrator, speaking in his own words, figuratively, with intonation, is much more interesting and pleasant to listen to than the monotonous reading of the prepared text from the sheet.
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Moderate or increase the speed at which you speak. Find the average, right rhythm of perception. Speaking too quickly, you leave the listener far behind your thoughts and words. After all, not all people are able to think and perceive words with the same speed as you. Speaking too slowly, you risk losing listeners' interest in what you say. To get people to listen to you, try these guidelines:
- speak at an average speed of 125 words per minute;
- use pauses to slow down if you start to stumble on your words, stutter and stumble;
- slightly speed up or slow down the pace of the speech if the listeners show signs of boredom, or even completely change the subject of the conversation.
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Watch the volume of your voice. Your speech should not be too quiet or deafeningly loud. Too soft and quiet voice will make your performance boring and mediocre. A loud and angry voice, on the contrary, can scare the listener, cause negative emotions.
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Make sure that the spoken message is correctly constructed, well organized, well-composed, starting with the introduction, the basic facts and ending with the conclusion.
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During the presentation, make sure that the listener understands what you are talking about before moving on. You can ask the listener if he needs more explanation. Your speech should be useful and interesting to the listener.
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Practice your practice before you say anything to make your message compelling, engaging and exciting.