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This document outlines ways to speak powerfully and effectively so that others want to listen. It discusses avoiding "seven deadly sins" of speaking like gossip, negativity, and complaining. Instead, speakers should focus on honesty, authenticity, integrity, and speaking with care and goodwill for others. The human voice is a toolbox with tools like register, timbre, prosody, pace, pitch and volume that can be used consciously to engage audiences. Warming up the voice is also important for effective speaking. The goal is to create, receive, and design sound consciously so communication becomes more understanding.
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How to speak ,so that people want to listen !
The document discusses how to speak powerfully so that people will listen. It identifies seven deadly sins of speaking that should be avoided: gossiping, judging, negativity, complaining, making excuses, exaggerating, and being dogmatic. Instead, speakers should focus on honesty, authenticity, integrity and love. The document also recommends focusing on voice register, timbre, prosody, pace, pitch and volume when speaking. By combining powerful speaking with designed soundscapes, speakers can achieve conscious listening from their audience.
How to speak ,so that people want to listen !
The document discusses how to speak powerfully so that people will listen. It identifies seven deadly sins of speaking that should be avoided: gossiping, judging, negativity, complaining, making excuses, exaggerating, and being dogmatic. Instead, speakers should focus on honesty, authenticity, integrity and love. The document also recommends focusing on voice register, timbre, prosody, pace, pitch and volume when speaking. By using one's voice properly and designing soundscapes, a speaker can achieve conscious listening from others.
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The document provides tips for improving public speaking skills, as outlined by Julian Treasure. It recommends moving away from habits like gossiping, judging, complaining, and making excuses. Instead, one should speak with honesty, authenticity, integrity, and care for others. It also discusses vocal techniques like register, timbre, prosody, pace, pitch and volume. Treasure recommends warming up the voice, arms, and tongue before speaking through exercises like deep breathing, lip movements, and repeating syllables. The overall goal is conscious listening and understanding between speakers.
Assignment1 ppt2
The document provides tips for improving public speaking skills. It summarizes Julian Treasure's advice, including moving away from habits like gossiping and complaining. It recommends developing honest, authentic, and integrity-filled speech with goodwill towards others. The document also outlines techniques for using voice like register, timbre, prosody, pace, pitch and volume effectively. It suggests warm-up exercises for vocal cords and concludes by recapping key points about improving speech.
Assignment1 ppt2
The document provides tips for improving public speaking skills. It summarizes Julian Treasure's advice, including moving away from habits like gossiping and complaining. It recommends developing honest, authentic, and integrity-filled speech with goodwill towards others. The document also outlines techniques for using one's voice effectively, such as varying pitch, pace and volume. It suggests warming up one's voice before presentations with exercises like deep breathing, lip movements, and tongue twisters. Overall, the document summarizes Julian Treasure's view that conscious listening and understanding can make communication more beautiful.
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- 1. HOW TO SPEAK SO THAT PEOPLE WANT TO LISTEN By Julian TreasureTED
- 3. THE HUMAN VOICE. The most powerful sound in the world.
- 4. THE HUMAN VOICE. The most powerful sound in the world. Probably the only sound that can….
- 6. …or say I love you.
- 8. And yet when people speak……. …..others don’t want to listen.
- 9. Why is that?
- 10. How can we speak powerfully to make change in the world?
- 11. We can start by dealing with…..
- 12. We can start by dealing with….. the 7 deadly sins of speaking.
- 13. We can start by dealing with….. 1. GOSSIP
- 14. We can start by dealing with….. 2.JUDGING
- 15. 3. NEGATIVITY
- 16. 4. COMPLAINING
- 17. 5. EXCUSES
- 18. 6. EXAGGERATION
- 19. 7. DOGMATISM
- 20. So here they are. GOSSIP
- 21. So here they are. GOSSIP JUDGING
- 22. So here they are. GOSSIP JUDGING NEGATIVITY
- 23. So here they are. GOSSIP JUDGING NEGATIVITY COMPLAINING
- 24. So here they are. GOSSIP JUDGING NEGATIVITY COMPLAINING EXCUSES
- 25. So here they are. GOSSIP JUDGING NEGATIVITY COMPLAINING EXCUSES LYING
- 26. So here they are. GOSSIP JUDGING NEGATIVITY COMPLAINING EXCUSES LYING DOGMATISM
- 27. But is there a positive way to think about this?
- 28. Yes, there is.
- 29. There are 4 really powerful foundations that we can stand on if we want our speech to be powerful and make change in the world.
- 30. And thankfully these things make a word…..
- 31. And thankfully these things make a word….. HAIL
- 32. No, not this…..
- 33. ….this. H A I L
- 35. ….this. Honesty be clear and straight A I L
- 36. ….this. Honesty be clear and straight Authenticity I L
- 37. ….this. Honesty be clear and straight Authenticity be yourself I L
- 38. ….this. Honesty be clear and straight Authenticity be yourself Integrity L
- 39. ….this. Honesty be clear and straight Authenticity be yourself Integrity be your word L
- 40. ….this. Honesty be clear and straight Authenticity be yourself Integrity be your word Love
- 41. ….this. Honesty be clear and straight Authenticity be yourself Integrity be your word Love wish them well
- 42. Now the human voice can be thought of as a toolbox.
- 43. Now the human voice can be thought of as a toolbox. A toolbox that very few people have ever opened.
- 44. Some of these tools can increase the power of your speaking.
- 45. Let’s take a look.
- 46. 1. Register This refers to the range of tones in the human voice. These registers include modal voice, vocal fry, falsetto and the whistle register.
- 47. 2. Timbre This refers to the quality of tone that distinguishes different types of sound production such as voices and musical instruments.
- 48. 3. Prosody This is concerned with those elements of speech that are not individual vowels or consonants but are properties of syllables and larger units of speech.
- 49. 4. Pace This is the speed with which somebody speaks. For example sometimes speaking quickly and then slowing down can emphasize what is being said.
- 50. 5. Pitch How high or low someone’s voice is , is usually referred to as the pitch. Sometimes higher pitch can be used to add exclamation to a point.
- 51. 6. Volume Volume can be used to get the audience’s attention by raising the volume at a point to show excitement or lower the volume at a point to stress focus on something.
- 52. Register Timbre Prosody Pace Pitch Volume Of course, where all this comes into play is when you have something important to do. It might be……
- 53. …..standing on a stage and giving a talk……
- 55. …asking for a raise…
- 56. Or whatever it may be…
- 57. If it’s really important, you owe it to yourself to look at this toolbox and the engine it’s going to work on.
- 58. And no engine works well without being warmed up.
- 59. And no engine works well without being warmed up. So always remember to warm up!
- 60. So in closing…. This is where we are. Gossip Judging Negativity Complaining Excuses Lying Dogmatism Not Listening Noise & bad acoustics
- 61. But if we were speaking powerfully, Powerful Speaking Conscious Listening Designed Soundscapes
- 62. Or to make it a bit larger, Conscious Creating Receiving Designing
- 63. What would the world be like if we were creating sound consciously, consuming sound consciously and designing all our environments consciously for sound?
- 64. That would be a world that would sound…
- 65. That would be a world that would sound… ………beautiful.
- 67. And understanding… ….would be the norm.
- 68. Thank You
- 69. Created by Kunal Eapen, IIIT Allahabad During an internship by Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow www.iiminternship.com