Better Public Speaking Plr Ebook

PLR Ebook Table Of Contents

1. Introduction to Public Speaking………………………………………………….3
Contents
2. Getting Started…………………………………………………………………………..5
3. Get rid of your Speaking Fear……………………………………………………..6
4. Making a Fluent Speech……………………………………………………………..7
5. Keeping Your Audience Attentive……………………………………………….9
6. Liven Your Audience…………………………………………………………………..11
7. Presenting Without PowerPoint………………………………………………..12
8. Handling Public Speaking Question……………………………………………14
9. Avoiding Panic Attacks………………………………………………………………16
10.Overcome the Confidence Killers………………………………………………18
11. Secrets to build confidence..………………………………………………………20
12. Successful Public Speech……………………………………………………………21
13.Get a standing ovation with a lively presentation………………..…….22

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Introduction to Public Speaking

Can you think of any memorable talk or presentation you have ever attended? It is sad to know that most of the presentations are easy to forget, especially when the main reason behind the presentation was to communicate something to you.

But if you remember these four basic things, then be assured that your verbal messages will be understood and remembered for long. Though these things may sound somewhat obvious and deceptively simple, they are of immense importance.

1. You should understand your presentation’s purpose.
2. Don’t confuse things; keep your message clear and exact.
3. Be prepared well to face the audience and their questions.
4. Don’t be monotonous; instead be vivid while giving the speech.

Always be clear about the idea that what do you want to achieve. It is very essential for you to know and understand, before you start working on your presentation or speech, what you want to say, whom you want to approach as your audience and why is it important for them to listen. Ask basic questions to yourself such as whom do you want to speak to, what are their interests, their beliefs and principles, what is common between them and others and how do they differ.

What is the message you want to convey to your audience? You can answer this question by asking yourself about the ‘success criteria’. How will you come to know whether and when your message has been successfully communicated?

Which is the best way to put across your message? Here non verbal cues such as your expressions and body language play a vital role along with the language. But keep your audience in mind while deciding your words and non-verbal cues. Plan your presentation from its start to the end. If you can add, then prepare audio-visuals to grab the audience’s attention.