As you may have read in the earlier part of this series, public speaking is a valuable skill that can help you in many areas of your life, from your career to your personal relationships. But becoming a great public speaker isn't just about mastering the technical aspects of speaking.
It's also about finding your voice which enriches you with the ability to connect with your audience in a meaningful way.
In this post, we'll explore the importance of finding your voice as a public speaker and offer some tips on how to go about it.
WHY IS FINDING YOUR VOICE IMPORTANT AS A PUBLIC SPEAKER?
From experience, I know the most effective public speakers are those who are able to connect with their audience on a personal level. This means being authentic and genuine in your delivery and sharing your own unique perspective on a topic. By finding your voice as a public speaker, you'll be able to deliver your message in a way that resonates with your audience and leaves a lasting impression.
Finding your voice can also help you to overcome nerves and build confidence as a speaker. When you're comfortable with your own style and approach, you'll be more confident in your ability to deliver a great speech or presentation. Trust me when I say this, whether you are talking to just one person or standing on a podium facing hundreds of people, confidence can be everything.
HOW TO FIND YOUR VOICE AS A PUBLIC SPEAKER
Know Yourself: One of the most important aspects of finding your voice as a public speaker is by knowing yourself first. It is easier to find your voice when you truly know yourself. To do this, you can choose the path of self-reflection or go on a journey to self.
Align with your Originality: This means that you should always share your own unique perspective on a topic and be true to yourself in your delivery.
Grow beyond trends: Finding your voice as a public speaker is an ongoing process. However many rather than stick with the process, just follow trends.
Just like your voice is a vital part of your person as an individual, so also is finding your voice important to your public speaking vocation.
Tell me in the comment section which of the three steps to finding your voice you have already climbed at the time of reading this blog.
Comments