Several ways you can enhance your Public Speaking Skills.
                     SEVERAL WAYS YOU 
CAN ENHANCE YOUR 
PUBLIC SPEAKING 
SKILLS
MEET AND GREET
 Talking with audiences makes you seem 
more l ikeable and approachable. 
 Ask event attendees questions and take in 
their responses. 
 They may even give you some inspiration to 
weave into your talk.
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PREPARATION IS KEY
 Spend time putting your speech together so 
that it fl ows logically and is made more 
vibrant with stories. 
 For inspiration, try watching other great, yet 
relatable, speakers on video.
Source: lifehack.org
INVEST IN YOUR AUDIENCE
 Think about what your audience wants to 
hear. You’re audience needs to have a 
reason to l isten. 
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GET IN TOUCH WITH YOUR 
ON-STAGE PERSONA
 No matter how you sl ice it,  public speaking 
is a performance. 
 Even i f acting is not something that comes 
naturally to you, you should try to get in 
touch with your on-stage persona. 
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GET COMFORTABLE WITH 
THE ENVIRONMENT
 Check out the location where you wil l  be 
speaking before the event happens. 
 I t  wil l  help you to feel more comfortable and 
secure when the big day arrives. 
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PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR 
APPEARANCE
 Be sure not to overlook a key confi dence 
booster on the day of your speech: your 
attire. 
 Think about how great you feel when you’re 
groomed and crisp in your favorite tai lored 
outfi t; when you look great, you feel great.
Source: mindtools.com
START WITH A SMILE
 Research has shown that the act of smil ing- 
even artifi cial ly- can actually make a person 
feel more happy and at ease. 
 So, put a big smile on your face when you 
begin speaking.
Source: mindtools.com
START OFF WITH A STORY
 A story is a great way to get your speech 
going. 
 Not only does it have the potential to peak 
initial  interest, but it can also help set your 
audience in time, place and mood. 
Source: mindtools.com
WORK ON YOUR PAUSES
 When you're nervous, it's easy to speed up 
your presentation and end up talking too 
fast, which in turn causes you to run out of 
breath, get more nervous, and panic.
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ACTIVELY ENGAGE THE AUDIENCE
 Asking the audience what they think, 
inviting questions, and other means of 
welcoming audience participation can boost 
engagement and make attendees feel l ike a 
part of a conversation.
Source: wordstream.com