#public speaking presentation

[usmansani]

What You Should Know About Speaking In Public

What You Should Know About Speaking In Public

Being able to speak in public can help boost your confidence. It doesn’t matter what your job is; you should have this skill. Give the advice below a try if you require assistance in honing your speech-making skills. Make sure that you stay focused once you get out there and start talking. Your message will not be received well if you go too far off topic. Do everything you can to stay on the…

[bethevoice01]

Making the Art of Speaking Well a Habit

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[petbrain]

you called me a yapper knowing full well im a barker

[sysig]

Recently had a silly Handplates dream where Papyrus was trying to snoop around Gaster and Alphys’ lab, but didn’t know who Alphys was and so was trying to pass it off as his own lab lol (Patreon)

[moonshynecybin]

the tax evasion tears which are actually the injury tears which are actually the control freak about his image tears

[queen-esther]

I feel like a lot of these are things parents should be teaching their kids, not schools. Not to mention things like coding and cooking are available as electives in many high schools, and public speaking is embedded in pretty much every subject through presenting projects to the class, as well as through speech classes.

But I just don’t get why people are all, “Why didn’t we learn how to do taxes in school?! Why did school not teach us how to fix our cars?!” These things just…don’t seem like school-specific skills. These are things parents should be teaching. Why have kids if you aren’t planning on teaching them how to be functioning adults? It’s really weird how people want to take more responsibilities away from parents and put them on teachers’ shoulders instead.

[lastoneout]

I dont understand how so many people think Elon Musk is a genius when his public speaking skills could be described as "sleep deprived 6th grader who is unenthusiasticaly bullshitting their way through a book report on Frankenstein"

[stingyslegslookweird]

i wish i could just rent out, like, a conference room at a hotel or one of those big rooms for convention dealer halls and shit and invite like 20-30 people to listen to me ramble about whatever i’ve been hyperfixating on for the past month and then somehow make a living doing that.

[femmefatalevibe]

hey femme, I have two questions for you.

1. How can I get over my fear of public speaking? For context, I have been missing this class that I have a presentation for because 1. I am super nervous of going up in front of people and talking and 2. A guy that I used to talk to is in there. So I’m super nervous://

2. How can I gain confidence for my everyday life?

Thank you🩶 appreciate you tons!

Hi love! Thank you for your support xx

For public speaking, I would say these tips could help you out:

Outline your talking points beforehand and revise them to the point they come almost naturally to you. It's easier to present yourself well when you're nervous when you're thinking on autopilot

Slow down your speech. Take your time to enunciate your words and comprehensively articulate your thoughts. This practice helps you appear more calm and confident while also giving you the brain space necessary to think

Try to find a place to look in the distance (not at someone directly) and talk to that spot on the wall/ceiling like they're your friend or someone you know well. Pretend the other people aren't even there. It takes away of a lot the anxiety and allows you to focus on presenting yourself well

For tips on gaining confidence in general, I recommend checking out my guide on How To Build Unshakeable Self-Confidence (hyperlinked).

Hope this helps xx

[goldkirk]

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[rosieofcorona]

JUST FINISHED PUTTING TOGETHER MY LAST SCHOOL PRESENTATION EVER

[sexy-sapphic-sorcerer]

in the same way that I wasn't born gay, I saw katie mcgrath in merlin when I was 9 and that made me gay - I wasn't born autistic, I saw david tennant in doctor who when I was 10 and that made me autistic

[trickstarbrave]

making videos and streaming is like. really really hard. and i wish more ppl recognized that it takes time to learn. not only do you need to learn to record video and audio as well as edit and mix it you have to also be really good at speaking on mic and camera. if you're streaming you can't have dead air and long pauses and you can't rely on scripts so you have to adlib it for the most part. if you're gaming you cant have long pauses where you're reading or trying to think without talking it out with your audience. and more

some people i think believe streaming and making videos only relies on expensive equipment like video editing software, expensive computers, cameras, vtuber models, and mics. but a lot of the time its having a good speaking voice and being able to present things and those are skills you need to hone not things you are innately born with.

[stemgirlchic]

i unironically love public speaking like i'm SPEAKING in PUBLIC and you have to LISTEN TO ME and i am SAYING THINGS and the things are about SCIENCE

[mirainawen]

in one of our modules a few weeks back, we learned about some common obstacles to active listening and it brought up an interesting statistic about why it is so easy for our minds to wander when people talk to us

the average person can understand approximately 300 words a minute, but the average person speaks approximately 100 words a minute. we listen faster than we talk.

[laugtherhyena]

I'm still not sure if i'll write Mayura and Hina back into the storyline in Csm part 2, but just know that post part 1 Mayura becomes the second biggest Chainsaw man hater