How to Present an Effective Talk/Speech 1-0-1 ? Part 1
Second thing, when you're seeing a story, you need to make it more descriptive, more imaginative, right? For example, you're describing a situation. It was a bright and warm day and I was in the coffee shop and there were these colorful blinds and a blonde waitress walks up to me and she hands over my frappuccino or something like that. You need to give details because it's a talk and people tend to form visual images in their head
ROHIT RAJ
@Rohit_raj_0001 · 1:21
Hey, anisha Rohit here. And as an introvert, I can relate to this topic as I find it quite difficult to talk fluently or to give a effective speech, whether it is about telling something to my friends, four or five or more, or whether it is about to deliver a speech at assembly, at college, at any function. So I can relate to this. And here, the tips that we are given are quite amazing and that particular one was about that to grab the attention
Anurag Singh
@its_me_patel_ · 1:14
Hey hello. Hi anisha I listen to swell. And this well is much more and more informative for us as youth. We all want a good conversation. We all want to present ourselves in a good manner
Hello, ma'am. And this is my first time I'm hearing as well. And it's so kind of you that you came up with such an important topic that we need to know and that will really help us to improve ourselves and to make ourselves more perfect in each situation. Like, it so true that we don't know how to react whenever there is a conversation, like how to support that person or how to go with the flow with that particular conversation
Prabha Iyer
@PSPV · 4:06
So this is a kind of gelling with people when you talk and as you said yes. The isochronic way of delivering the language, english as such is an isochronic language. The stress on particular word, when you do that, follow the diction donation and all, it lays an impact. Yes, absolutely. It lays an impact. When you say smoking is injurious to health. If you say this way, they'll say yeah, we know it, that's okay
Vipin Kamble
@Vipin0124 · 1:29
I won't say I speak very well, but by the period of time, I have overcome all the anxieties and all the other issues that you have spoken about. And I feel very happy that you have come up with such a good topic that would definitely help people in surrounding and I'll request more of the crowd to listen to your swell and I'm eagerly waiting for the part two. Thank you so much for sharing it
Because not everybody can be as extroverted and there won't be a balance that way. But in case you need help with speech and stuff like that, then this is a go to, and I'm glad I could help you out with it. Thank you
Hey. Thank you so much for replying to my spell, and I'm really glad that you could understand a lot of points from this well, and it could be of some use to you. So thank you very much for replying to this well again. Thank you
Hey, Sri Jasa, thank you for replying to my swell. I'm glad this could be of some use to you and that you came to know about the different aspects involved in giving or presenting an effective speech. And I will be following this with, I think, four more parts to come. And I hope that you will listen to the following spells of mine and get more clear idea on the same
And since the teacher would want the confident girl to give the speech, the one who is a little bit extroverted and a little bit fine with a good polished accent to give the speech, the introverted student gets lost in that process, ma'am. So this is a problem we have to work upon. Also, since there are 50 students in a classroom, it's not possible to give attention to each and every student that is also their mom
Hi Ma'am, thank you for replying to my swell. And I heard your reply, I'm really touched by it. The thing is, Ma'am, even I was a struggler, even I had a lot of stage fear and I was not a very comfortable person. I was confident to talk to small crowds, but never large crowds. But today I have the confidence to talk in front of at least 1000 2000 people
Swati Sharma
@Swatiselflove · 1:46
So along with your proficiency on your content, you should also take care of your non verbal cues that you are giving to the audience around. All the best
And I think it's really important that we give the audience an emotional connect through our body language, because, as you said, our body language speaks for us and does quite a lot in depth. So thank you for the plankton as well, and I hope you listen my as well. That is the part two of the same series. So thank you so much
Akanshya Kajol
@AKA381 · 1:15
So I would really try your effective points and I think if I would practice, I can give effective talk and the thing that you have point out is really important that the attention span of the people are getting really lesser and lesser so it is very hard to grab their attention. So about that, we have to practice talking in anecdotal way. So yeah. Thank you ma'am. It was a very important and helpful swap. Thank you. Keep shedding
Hey. Thank you so much for applying to my swell. I'm really glad that this could be of some use to you. I've posted the second part to the same. Please go and check it out too. Thank you so much. Bye
Mayuri Kannan
@mayurikannan · 0:36
Hi anisha this world was really useful and I think everyone must learn these skills and whether they are they will be using on road, like anywhere or stage anywhere, everywhere we need these skills. So my suggestion would be everyone should learn how to speak to anyone like any stranger, wherever. If you tell me to talk somewhere, I should talk there. So this is like really useful spell. Thank you