7 Habits Of Effective Speaker - Presentation Transcript
Seven habits of effective speaker Every orator wants to become an effective speaker. Who can become a good speaker? An effective speaker must hold some qualities in him to make his speech effective. Not everyone can become a good speaker. It needs special skills and talents. Few people will have the talent and knowledge to deliver a speech, but he /she cannot be effective because they may lack the techniques that an effective speaker needs. Let’s now discuss few tips that are required for an effective speaker. 1. Understand your audience Read the mind of your audience before you start your speech. Find out as much as you can about your audience before preparing your speech. Try to deliver fresh and new information for your audience. Do not bore your audience by delivering the same message. Do not repeat the sentences that you are using. Try to understand the logic in your speech before your start to speak. Use appropriate language to suit your audience, i.e. if your audience are children below 10 then you may include small jokes and wits. If you are talking to your colleagues then you may use more technical terms. 2. Adequate preparation is must: An effective speaker must come well prepared. His /her preparation must be adequate and must fit the time allotted to you. Either your speech should not be too short or too long. So, collect sufficient materials and organize them and prepare well. Avoid redundancy in your speech. While concluding your speech, conclude mentioning the benefits of your topic. 3. Prepare a user friendly final draft: Always keep a copy of your final draft, so that you don’t need to worry about till the last moment. For example, if you miss your briefcase that contains your speech, you need not worry about that because you have a copy of your final draft ready in hand. 4. Practice well: Practice your speech well until you become confident. Even if you get interrupted in the middle you should be able to continue it from the place you stopped. Practice with the same voice, language, tone which you will use it on the stage. Prepare yourself, in such a way that you should be able to clarify the doubts of your audience. 5. Arrive in time: Arrive to the spot in time. This will reduce your tension and you will get time to recollect your points once again. Arriving early will help to interact with your audience well in advance and you can be aware of the mind set up of your audience. 6. Speech delivery methods: To make your audience attentive you should follow good verbal, visual and vocal aspects in your speech. A good and quality verbal usage must be there in your speech. Usage of a good visual contact with your audience makes them clear with the points that you are expressing. A good vocal usage makes the audience attentive and brisk while your talk is going on. 7. Answering to the questions: Be prepared to answer to your audience finally. Try to answer to the doubts asked by the audience. Note down the questions asked by them and make use of it in your next talk.
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