5 Tips To Improve Your Public Speaking - How To Speak Professionally - Speech Speaker Tips 

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For those whom don't have time: 1. practice 2. Listen 3. Record and watch 4. Be honest with yourself 5. Know your audience and subject

extra tips a. fix your posture b. don't soft speak c. look confident d. interact with the audience e. get the crowd to laugh (have a good sense of humor)

For once, in my 24 years of lurking in the dark that I am now ready to take public speaking seriously. It's a skill that's is applicable in almost everything we do and it opens up a lot of opportunities. Your introvert story has inspired me to put practice in how I speak and present myself. It's going to be a long journey to recondition myself but I have confidence that I can do it.

I'm doing a public presentation tomorrow and I've been stressing soo much. Definitely not as nervous any more. Thank you!!

After years of gaining business through telephone calls, I realized my strengths were more in public speaking. I'd love to now apply that to earning a living. I will be starting a video/audio blog for men, women. Dealing with self esteem issues, relationships, and what men REALLY want. This video was definitely a big help Thanks, Style-Guy! Rock on,man! -Adjovi Alakoye

Every great speaker be like ,” I was an introvert in my high school “. So moral of the story is be an introvert in your school and one day you will be a good speaker 😑

Very informative video, thank you !

I did a presentation in english class and this info really does help! I sill get a bit shakey the longer it takes and the longer i talk and start to talk faster towards the end but their was a huge improvement. Thanks

This video is awesome. Practise is the key. I should watch all your videos, not just for learning how to dress but also for learning your way of putting the words. Besides, it is crazy that you are responding to almost all the comments. I have never seen anyone who has done such a good job!

I have watched quite a lot of dealing with speaking in public, because I get so nervous and when I get up to the front of the room I start getting scared and embarrassed, it makes me fiddle with things, move my feet around or all my confidence drops. This video and others have giving me points on how to deal with it.

I really think that you should add another tip, one which I've really found useful in improving my public speaking. It is increasing your vocabulary, your arsenal of words when describing how you feel. I used to use the word "nice" a lot as a reaction to a lot of issues coming up to me. After a long time, when I've become self aware of it, I forced myself to stop using it and to describe myself with other meaningful words. It really helped me a lot.

Amazing video, very well spoken, cant wait to see more of your videos!

i was planning to watch the begining of your video, but i couldn't stop! what you are talking about is really what im looking for! thank u!

You're body language is amazing. The way you speak and use your hands to communicate is on point.

There is no traffic on the extra mile. Well said! :)

Wow....you were crisp and to the point. You kind of make me go out and talk. Thank you for sharing these wonderful clips.

Thank you very much, I for one do not like hearing myself on recording ,I have not had as of yet a presentation ,But I am working on a youtube video. I find it hard to talk to a camera and still keep in mind on what I want to say, Thumbs UP!

The 6th point-Carrying Notes was so good for me...I was always feeling shy on carrying notes to the school speeches I do.. But now I feel confident on carrying the notes... Yeah, we are human beings... And we tend to forget.. Thanks for this great video..

Great Lesson!! I think practicing your speech in a mirror or video recording is under valued today. I've met many sales people that just "wing it" but when I met a seasoned sales person and to hear his presentation it turned my mind around. I'm an analytical person and to hear a well practiced speech fits my style. I'll be looking for more of your videos, thanks for the contribution!

I am a Network Marketer and i do presentation a lot and this video is a big help for me. Thank you!

You are great at this. I'll be taking your advice and I'll begin to work on myself ASAP! Please keep doing what you're doing! :)

good points. I have been in the position of public speaking for several years, and I try to use each of these. I feel comfortable speaking and that is from practice. so very well said, good video.

Thank you for your video. I am a lecturer in social sciences in New Zealand and this has helped my students a lot.

It's such a good remind of me to practice more in daily life. i am not well in speaking, less organized. I have got tips from you. Thanks for sharing and look forward to your audio lessons more.

Good Sharing and Clear Message.

Great tips. But whenever I go in to public I even forget the subject. As you guide I wil practice a lot

Thank you Antonio. I use to record myself and, to be honest, i felt a bit embarrassed. Now I'm trying to get into the "extra mile". Listening, watching, practicing and learning as much as I can. Thank you again. You are doing a great job. Cheers from Argentina!

Yesss, like TOTALLY loved it! Especially, about the Cali Doctor! So true, didn't realize it, until I went to college, Out of State! It definitely matters who's your audience! Another thing which i try so hard to work on too are, Hand Gestures during a speech, as well as Eye Contact , and Smiling! Errrrr Thank You For Your Informative Tips, Keep Up the Good Work!

Very well said "no traffic on the extra mile". So work hard and get lucky :)

Thank you, i'm doing a conference (my first ever) on waste valorisation at home and I found this to be really helpful!

before, i can't express myself to other people because i am not knowledgeable of the English language. What I did is I KEEP on practicing everyday. I listened to English podcast 2 hours a day then speaking in front of the mirror at least 30 minutes a day! I've been doing it almost 1 year. Now, i can talk and freely expressed my ideas or anything inside my mind to anyone.I become fluent in English as my second language. People started to ask me how did i make it! and I told them just give enough time, be serious and passionate on what you are doing. Now i'm enjoying myself talking to some native speakers of English! Thank you for this video! very cool and helpful!

practice,practice,practice ,practice and again practice that makes perfect....

What about thinking while speaking? I was looking for you to say something about that. Thinking quickly on your feet and practicing the way one thinks while professionally giving a speech or a talk. It's different than everyday life thinking

I just want to say a quick thank you. I watched this video last Monday and I have had two presentations since then. I've always had a massive fear of public speaking and your explanation of how you need to practice, practice, practice and record yourself so you can play it back really helped me a lot. Both presentations went really well, they were peer marked and most of the people I spoke to marked them highly :P Thanks again for the advice.

I wish I would have come across this channel earlier. Got some catching up to do... Great video by the way!

This was amazing, I have thought waht you said for years, but because it was me thinking it, I thought, arr man Conrad who are you kidding?! But now hearing someone else actually say it, it has made me feel a lot lot more confident...Thanks a lot my friend!!! (-:

Thanks!

Excellent. I am a Professor and a Doctor with hopes to become a Public Speaker. These videos are very helpful. I am comfortable being in front of a crowd......my problem......'slow down my talking'.. Very helpful

I just started watching your videos today. The first video I watched which was "What does your Facial Hair signal?" really grabbed my attention after watching it which led me to instantly clicking the subscribe button then moved on to watching more of your videos. Now I came across this video! I don't know what it is but you just came across as such a humble genuine being, so down to earth. But apart from that I really enjoyed the outcome of the video and the tips that were given! Stay warm, Stay healthy, PEACE!

Really interesting video, i think these kind of skills should be taught at school... be able to talk in public w/o feeling fear or stressed is a thing that help your self esteem and make you feel a better person !

I belive that its the first step for how to speak professional

Thanks for the tips!!! I have recently signed up for debate in High school and my goal is to become a lawyer, so I wanna increase my ability to talk to people, talk in groups, and have a more confident voice.

This applies to me very much so! Thank you for sharing!!

Very well done. Thank you for this video. You're effective and natural. All the right stuff to be a polished speaker.

My sophomore speech is tomorrow and .. I'm Beyond nervous! This helped a lot. Thank you!

Great tips! I find Connecting with the audience is always the challenge but 98% of the time I have overcome that by simply being myself and not over thinking it. I will definitely check out more of your videos and pass them along to others!

It's funny to see that people who have the same problem usually arrive at the same solutions to that problem. I was very shy and that was a big problem for me at university. Unfortunately we all have what here in Portugal we call "amigos de Peniche" or translated "friends from Peniche" meaning those people that linger around us but don't want that good things happen to us. Probably there is a similar expression in English. Well these friends from Peniche - by the way Peniche is a very lovely town in Portugal - gave me wrong advice to deal with this problem and I fell hard on the floor and damaged my grades. I started to read a lot in front of a mirror and correcting my movements, my expressions and posture. I evolved and got really good but I think there's always space for improvement. You're doing a great job with your videos. Don't stop!

Awesome video and I have subscribed , thank you

nice tips. can u please make some videos for interview preparation?

These are excellent tips! The best advice I have is to visualize yourself doing well. So often we let our nerves get the best of us because we are imagining the worst-case scenario (like forgetting what we are going to say) but you have to imagine a standing ovation at the end of your presentation after you crush it.

I remember my first time speaking into a mike in my school hall to around 100 people. I stared at the paper the whole time and dared not look at audience. Now I joined a MUN conference and I found you youtube channel. Thanks for the tips!! I hope that you succed in all your ventures!! Do post more videos.

Great speaking tips my friend. I appreciate what you do.

Very helpful!

Thank you!

I am gearing up for a student council campaign and I am just observing and taking notes for future reference.

I like to watch what speakers/presenters do with their hands, and you articulate and express very well with yours. Interestingly, I noticed that when your hands are momentarily at rest, you go for your ring - I'll call it, "putting on the ring." Is this an intentional rest point for your hands, or is it a subconscious go-to pause-spot? Thanks for the video and take care!

you talk professionally and manly

This I needed to hear. Thank you so much 🙏🏿 “There’s traffic on the extra mile.”

Thank you! That was great advice!

Bro, you're a beast.

1/ Practice. Put as many videos as possible. He has put well over 200 videos, plus he has deleted other hundreds and hundreds that he didn’t like. 2/ Listen. Read every single comment, people and learn from them. 3/ Record and Watch. We are our worst critic, and its going to be painful at first. Be aware of the crutch words that you use, etc.. and improve. 4/ Be honest with yourself. 5/ Know your audience and subject. Don’t let this hold you back, but learn as much as possible. 6/ Carry Notes. You can use a white board in front of you for the main points or some notes if necessary.

Needed it!! Thanks a lot... :)

your #4. I had to laugh because I feel I am the worst! I have always been the one to "be the background worker, don't put me in the spot light AT ALL" type of person but now the Lord seems to be pushing me to public speaking to reach such a huge amount of people for such a wonderful cause. So your video is helping me already. I tend to freeze up on top of being from the south doesn't help much. lol. I do pretty well on the phone but again I'm from the south! I am very conscious of my accent because everyone I speak with can hear my accent and this does bother me a great deal. YES WOMEN NEED HELP WITH THIS ALSO!! One last thing I've learned from a good friend is to BREATHE! I tend to hold my breath when I'm nervous and speak really fast. I need alot of work. "BIG HUGE SIGH". THANKS AGAIN!!

Every time whenever i speak in front of audience , I get nerversed. So at every moment in the speech , I pronounce awe,awe..... for a break. So help me in this regard.

skip to 0:46 to learn the 5 tips...

I can't wait to be a better public speaker! And what stood out to me in the video was not be afraid to check my notes.

Thanks for the tips. I was never planning on recording myself & watching it, or practicing in front of an audience(in this case would be my parents), or carrying any notes(let's just say I was pretty confident), but now I see why these are good ideas. I have just started my first 2 weeks in tertiary school, and have my first graded presentation in the 5th week. So for the 1st time in my life, I want to take public speaking seriously, and I am so glad I stumbled across your video. Liked and subscribed! Btw, I really appreciate how you look at almost every youtube comment. It's cool. Cheers.

This is great stuff...Thanks!

Bravo Antonio, I love following your great RU-vid channel!!Ciao from Italian Gentleman!!

Thank u very clear how to improve.

This is the most useful video..great job.

I am scared to death for this public speaking class I'm about to take next month.I'm trying to prepare now.I have really bad panic attacks and I tend to laugh a lot as they occur.I'll try to make a speech or something and record myself just to we where I stand,

I think it's important to stay natural and not try to do "clean" what you haven't practiced enough. Everyone remembers how irritating it is to listen to someone who's jumping out of his socks to get you on his side. It opens a whole specter of negative impressions like brown-nosing, demagogy, suppression, desperation or fogginess. When people get this bit of idea you're trying to brain-wash them they turn seriously negative. So it's barely possible to get people on your side with a speech but it's very easy to lose trust hearing any false notes caused by orator's attempts to needlessly improve his words. So I think for public speaking it's important to stay simple, informative and, to not have problems with repeating words, using crutch words or stumbling, try to speak slow and clear.

Great points. Thank you.

Thank you for the great vid!

i was told when speaking i tend not pronounce words well. what should i do!!!!!!??

666,555 subs. Illuminati confirmed

Great tools! Thanks!

I teach public speaking in colleges and universities. Your tips are "right on"...in agreement with most communication text books and concisely stated.

i'm looking for a partner to practice my English? anyone?

He uses far to many hand gestures...that's distracting!

Short, Sweet and Simple videos with a great impact. Thank you so much.

I also practice the same ways you suggested here. After watching you I got more confident that I'm practicing in the right way. I do record my speech and find my fault etc etc... Thank you so much

thank you so much for the tips!

This is great! Thank you.

Thank you for this! I wanted to start a youtube channel and realised how much I stutter and how mundane my voice generally sounds when I recorded myself. I feel like I need to practice a lot! Will be checking out your other videos to see what else I can learn.

I actually spoke one in a big audience, I don't have any clue what was wrong with me that night but i gave a long speak like i was talking to my friends which i didn't expect. i am just concerned about career and after i graduate. English isn't my first language but was my language for three years. I put on to work and learn every day.

Really like the way he talks and his voice is so gentle.

great pointers and you should develop this idea. good luck thanks again

Thank you Anthonio...this is very useful! Hearing from you sharing your experiences in this brief video is really encouraging and makes me believe I can actually get better. Thanks a million!

This was a really useful video, Thank you soo much

Thanks so much. We appreciate your effort.

I'm in the construction safety management field and my crowd is older and younger construction men. my company requires me to speak in front of them and I have to present in both English and Spanish. this video is great because I use some of these points and insert my own :)

Thank you💙

yes...I m gonna follow these tips in my next speaking. thank you.

Good, even better than GOOD! i'M JUST STARTING OUT AND i CAN SEE THAT PRACTICE is the main action needed to get your SPEECH down PAT! NO ah and um's, NO you knows! I am going to download your 47 page guide. I need all the help I can read. THANKS so much. Ray

5 Tips To Improve Your Public Speaking - How To Speak Professionally, Breif 1. Practice 2. Listen 3. Record and Watch 4. Be Honest with Yourself 5. Know you audience and Subject 6. Carry Notes (Bonus) Nice Tips, Thanks a Lot

I'm a toastmaster and I think public speaking is fun. However, I would like to improve on my grammar and literary devices . I know you have some ideas to share. You're an asset to the world.

thanks alot mr