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The content of the speech should match the information needed by the audience. Preparing the material carefully and specifically can ensure success on your public speaking endeavor. It will be helpful to tape record one's own speech and then listen to it carefully. Do this in front of the mirror. This would tell you which are the strong points and which are the weaknesses of your speech.



Below are the most important things to take note of when invited to do a public speech:

? Doing a speech is like performing as an actor on stage. The attire should be appropriate to the occasion. If the topic is serious, then be serious. The image should reflect the topic being presented. However, it does not mean that he has to look boring at all. Despite the seriousness of the topic, project yourself as an enthusiastic, lively, and confident speaker.

? It is often said that the eyes are the windows to a person's soul. Do eye contact when giving the speech presentation. Never ever stick to only one person in the room. Look at the people as if they've been long time friends and acquaintance.

? The opener must be really catchy. This will get the audience's attention. These people have a lot of things going on in their minds prior to hearing the speech presentation and a good eye opener of the speaker's words would definitely get their minds into participating during the talk. An icebreaker will help; write the topic on a board and ask the audience what things they would want to hear about the topic. Lastly, never miss a good joke.

? Make a pause. This will let the speaker and the listeners to reflect and absorb everything that has been said. Never look like someone who is already out of air.

You may not consider everything you just read to be crucial information about public speaking. But don't be surprised if you find yourself recalling and using this very information in the next few days.

? Enhance presentations by using audio-visual materials. There should be plan A and B, so that if ever one plan does not work, there is an alternative that can be used.

? Keeping track of the time is important so as not to bore the audience. Never go beyond the time allotted since there could be other speakers and listeners could also have other appointments.

? Provide a main point of what has been discussed at the end.

? Open the floor for questions and never fear not being able to answer each. Remember, prior to making that speech, necessary research should have been made.

? Enjoy the whole experience. The audience can feel any discomfort that the speaker is feeling at the moment. Do not make pretensions, just relax as long as the topic is well researched and clear. The image projected is often remembered more than the topic discussed anyway.

Of course, it's impossible to put everything about public speaking into just one article. But you can't deny that you've just added to your understanding about public speaking, and that's time well spent.
Public Speaking Tips For
1. Outline your speech

Write out what you are going to talk about. Your outline should cover all the points you want to make in your speech. Ideally in a reasonably logical order.

2. Make notes

One of the easiest ways is to use old-fashioned 3x5 index cards. Each one should have a bullet point on it that you can expand on. If you're using a PowerPoint slide show then this should give you the basis for your notes.

3. Practice your presentation

Stand in front of a mirror and practice your speech. If you're likely to be embarrassed, do this while no-one else is at home. Speaking out loud is a necessary part of this practice. Sure, it may be uncomfortable the first few times you try it but you'll get better as you go along. Note where you stumble ? this gives you pointers for where you need to change your speech slightly.

4. Talk to one person

It doesn't matter whether you're talking in a business meeting with one other person or addressing hundreds or even thousands of people. Talk as though you are talking face to face with one person. Apart from anything else, you've done this all your life so it should be easier. If you've got a large audience, focus on one person and talk to them.

5. Stay away from humor

Unless you're a renowned after dinner speaker, humor is best left out of your speech. Not everyone shares the same sense of humor ? otherwise Friends and South Park wouldn't both still be on air ? so keep it out of your presentation.

6. Don't fidget

If you've got a podium then there's a natural place to put your hands. If you haven't, be aware of what your doing with your hands and don't fidget with them or gesture too much. Fidgeting makes you look nervous!

7. If you stumble, carry on

Most of your audience will be relieved that it's not them giving the speech. If you stumble, recover as fast as you can. Do your best not to get flustered and make sure you keep your place in your speech so you can recover from any glitches quickly.

8. Keep it short

Unless you've been told that you absolutely have to speak for a set amount of time, stick to the idea that less is more. Don't bore your audience. Ideally they should be wanting more when you've finished your set speech.

9. Don't resort to alcohol

Tempting as it may be to have a shot of something before you take to the stage, it's better to be 100% sober and in control.

10. Ignore distractions

Unless the fire alarm has just sounded and you all need to leave the building, keep going! Keep your speech going as planned. Don't panic if one or two of your audience walk out ? they may just have had an urgent message or need to answer a call of nature. And make sure your cell phone is turned off as well!
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