Why do i need to know how to speak publicly
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1) Speaking publicly allows you to build followers and reach a large audience more quickly than individual conversations. It increases your intelligence and networking abilities. 2) Public speaking builds self-confidence every time you do it. It shows how much you know about a subject. 3) Martin Luther King's iconic "I Have a Dream" speech inspired a nation and helped advance racial equality, demonstrating how impactful public speaking can be.
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Why do i need to know how to speak publicly
- 1. WHY DO I NEED TO KNOW HOW TO SPEAK PUBLICLY?
- 3. Purpose & Passion CLUE IN ACTIVATING YOUR SPEAKING POTENTIAL Purpose is the key to life, without purpose, life has no meaning and without meaning speaking doesn’t make scene
- 4. Ask yourself this question … What will I be remembered for?
- 5. No one really know why they are alive until they know what they will die for. Not only will we have to repent for the sins of bad people but we will also have to repent for the appalling silence of good people In the end we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of
- 6. No one really know why they are alive until they know what they will die for - Martin Luther King
- 7. BAINS B – Building Followers A – Audience (reaching large Audience) I - Intelligence N – Networking S – Self Confidence I have five reasons why speaking publicly will be important to you (BAINS)
- 8. It makes it easy for you to build a fan base followers.
- 9. We can reach a large audience in a shorter time than having individual conversations Martin Luther King gave his “I have a dream speech” which inspired a nation and broke down racial barriers. Without his leadership and inspirational speech, it may have taken an extra 10 years to bring equality to all race. 2
- 10. I believe you have heard about Ex- Gov. Peter Obi’s speech “Cutting cost in governance” that is causing wave on social media. We can reach a large audience in a shorter time than having individual conversations (online and offline)
- 11. It is a great way to show how much you know about a subject. 3.
- 12. As we become comfortable speaking, we become more comfortable around people. And it increase our contact base.
- 13. Every time you speak in public, it increases your self confidence. 1
- 14. In the end we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends. Not only will we have to repent for the sins of bad people but we will also have to repent for the terrible silence of good people
- 15. Call to actio -How many of us want to dare the future? -How many of us want to network with world-class achievers and surge to higher realm? -How many of us want to learn from the feet of the masters and reach out to the lot of the masses?
- 16. Our life begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter
- 17. We all need to speak because we have something to say