A short ppt on how to become a professional public speaker!! watch the ppt and overcome your fears to public speaking..

1. Public SpeakingPublic Speaking
Vishal Dhona
vishal@dhona.com
+91 9836555823
Making things easier and a lot more practical

2. What is Public Speaking?What is Public Speaking?
As the name suggests :p
DO you people agree?

3. Simple, yet DifficultSimple, yet Difficult

4. The PhobiaThe Phobia
 A fear most common: next to death ;
 The underlying feelings:
-Stage fright
-lack in confidence
-spotlight
-what people will comment
- unprepared
“Knowing answer of all questions is no big deal, big deal lies when
you are ready to face the questions inspite of knowing that you do
not know all the answers!!”

5. Is it to late?Is it to late?
Myths:
◦ Its too late now to go and learn the basics
◦ It should have been taught to us in our school
days
STOP giving EXCUSES and work for a
better future
“its never late to start fresh”

6. WHO needs to SPEAK in PUBLIC?WHO needs to SPEAK in PUBLIC?
Politicians?
Entrepreneur?
Teachers?
Nope not only politician or entrepreneur
or teachers!!
We all do public speaking at different levels,
points & time:
After all: Public Speaking is a
Public Affair…

7. Relevance to ProfessionalsRelevance to Professionals
 Why?
Its not only about speaking in front of public at large
 Presentation in front of Share Holders, board meetings,
annual general meeting
 Conduct field research
 Business Communication
 Speaking in front of strangers, or during first meeting
“Remember, people who are your friends today earlier they
were also unknown to you.”

8. Handy TipsHandy Tips
 Just Relax: Aal iz Well!!
 Don’t be nervous: If you are, don’t show!
 Don’t be afraid of anyone’s comment: Shed off “Log kya
kahenge?” fear…
 Eye Contact with the audience
 Good Body Language
 Prepare, Practice, Present
 Material facts, supported with reasoning
 Visualize yourself while speaking
 People want you to be interesting, ask the participants
to participate

9. Don’tsDon’ts
Do not read directly from screen, notes
etc. (Though u may cheat from mini xerox ) ;)
Do not talk too fast or to slow
Turn back on audience and it shall on you.
Slouch, hands in pockets
No nervous gestures, um, ah, you knows

10. Ten Successful TipsTen Successful Tips
“Be a GURU”“Be a GURU”
 Come early & Know the place
 It’s easier to speak to friends than to strangers hence talk & greet
to the audience before hand
 Preparing your content nicely shall lead to confidence and not to
nervousness
 Close your eyes take deep breaths and have water to relax
yourself
 Visualize giving your speech from start to finish.
 The audience wants you to do well
 Don’t let them know your nervousness, or else you’ll only be
calling the audience’s attention to mistakes
 Concentrate and Focus on the message you are trying to convey
 Turn nervousness into positive energy and enthusiasm
 Gain experience to build confidence, which shall lead to effective
public speaking

11. Before the Presentation

12. After the Presentation!!After the Presentation!!