How to Speak so People Will Listen
This is the place you should speak from if people want you to be seen as powerful.
The chest.
This exercise helps reduce tension in the mouth and jaw area.
What is jaw release?
Don't ramble
This type of nonverbal communication can convey countless emotions without saying a word, and unlike some other forms of communication, are universal.
Facial expressions.
This acronym is used for how to deliver your speech, thankfully not the type of rain.
HAIL
This exercise releases lip tension and connects your breathing and speaking
What is lip trills
This helps engage the audience and they feel a connection when you do this.
Eye contact
This is a benefit of nonverbal communication where it can increase the impact of your message
Complementing
What is silence?
This exercise highlights different vibrations in your lips, teeth and facial bones.
Humming
It is important to not do this to your slides or notes so that you can have a conversational style rather than lecture style
Don't clutter notes/overload slides
This is very important because it's not just what you say, it's how
Tone
These are the four words in the acronym HAIL.
What is Honesty, Authenticity, Integrity, and Love
This should stay relaxed and open when you breathe in.
Use this so you do not appear nervous or unprepared.
Confident posture and gestures
Nonverbal signals
This is 3 of the seven deadly sins of public speaking
Gossip, judging, negativity, complaining, excuses, lying, and dogmatism.
Demonstrate something that would stretch your vocal folds.
This type of phrase detracts from the delivery of your message. Pause instead for effect.
Fillers
This compromises the ability to communicate positively and effectively, and can also spread to other people
Stress