why a smile is important final

“Given at the right time, at the right place, a simple smile can work miracles.” When it comes to listening to public speeches, the speaker’s smile is usually one of the first things that an audience notices. It is the speakers’ job to sell himself to the audience. A nice friendly smile can catch an audiences attention and lore them in to pay attention to your every word almost instantly. That’s why it is critical to remember to always maintain a bright, sincere smile at all times during your presentation. A smile can lift a bad mood, help you bond with your audience and create a smooth presentation. A bright healthy smile can easily set the mood while giving your speech. Your audience can read a simple expression from your face and understand your whole entire mood. That’s the reason why smiling is such an important factor during public speech. Since your speaking your mouth is automatically the main focus, which is why it is such an important reason to share such a bright and enthusiastic smile. It is the speaker’s responsibility to set the mood for his audience. It’s a proven fact that a simple smile can help people feel better. Just the look of a smile can lead you to feel happiness, joy or amusement. A smile can remind someone that there is still hope. “When you smile the world smiles back” A smile can be so simple but yet so sensational to the human eye, a happy, smiley and confident speaker is a great speaker. Through the use of eye contact, vocal expressions, gestures and a simple smile you can enhance your message and invite your audience to give you their undivided attention. A smile costs nothing but it can change someone’s life. A smile can break barriers and it can create bonds, which it very important when giving a speech. Your audiences notice every single detail; by faking a smile your audience will notice and not take you or the speech you’ve prepared seriously. While giving a speech you want to be able to bond and confide in your audience.