Speaker

My Attributes of Public Speaking As a speaker, their job is the most important role in speechmaking. A speaker is to talk as well as listen. There’s different skills you need to have to be a successful writer. You need to have the knowledge of the subject, the preparation of your speech, the manner of your speaking and sensitivity to the audience. When giving a speech, to get the audience to be interested, you need to have enthusiasm in your speech and voice. Even though this job seem quite easy, there’s a couple things of positive and negative attributes of speechmaking. As I go on, I’m going to explain to you a couple positive and negative attributes I have. The first attribute I’m going to speak about is nervousness. Ever get that feeling in your chest and stomach? Ever had a million questions and thoughts run through your head right before you recite your speech? Well I do, when I’m about to do anything in front of someone, especially strangers, I get this weird adrenaline rush rushing through my body. When people get nervous, they usually say they not good or they wish they didn’t have to read their speeches. Ways to get over nervousness:
1. Acquire speaking experience – we probably nervous because we face new situations. The biggest part of stage fright is fear of the unknown. As you give more speeches and learn about public speaking the less threatening speechmaking will be.
2. Prepare- practicing your speech takes time. You cannot just wake up 5 hours before your speech is due and expect you to know it at all.
3. Think positively – have a mindset that have a positive mindset instead of negative. If they do have a negative thought, they can change it to positive.
4. Use the power of visualization- the key to visualization is creating a vivid mental picture in which you see yourself succeeding in your speech. As you create these images in your mind’s eye, be realistic but keep focused on the positive aspects of your speech. Visualizations help