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🔥 Want a stronger, more powerful voice? Join my SKOOL community VoicePowerCoach and start today: 👉 https://www.skool.com/voicepowercoach/about ✅ For proven step-by-step training, try my interactive voice course trusted by thousands worldwide: 👉 https://www.voiceovermasterclass.com/70-vocal-exercises/ Please don’t just watch my videos — practice what I teach, and you’ll see great results fast! 🎤 Here are 7 Public Speaking Tips – In my Public Speaking Course you will find 93 more! 1. Use a video camera, or practice presenting to your phone in video mode and watch it back. This way, you can really hear how your voice sounds to your audience and if you have any distracting mannerisms. Better still, say you’re rehearing giving a speech at a party, wedding or whatever. Gather some of your own family members on the sofa and present to them, asking them to video you from the sofa. Watch it back and be critical over the content, the way you look, and the way you sound! 2. Improve your memory! This is because, in most cases, when you have to present something in front of an audience, you have prepared a script for it and you’ll be SO tempted to read it out, which will sound read and not natural. Improving your memorization skills can be done by playing more mind games, or by simply reading books and trying to memorize a few paragraphs in it. 3 - Look after your appearance! Always keep in mind that when you speak in public, people will be looking at you. Although most people would not care much about what you wear or how you are wearing your hair while speaking in front of them, it is still best to make it a point to look at your best. By wearing something that you know you will look good in, you will feel more confident, which can give you a good start in speaking, as well as looking more professional. 4. Look at how professionals do it. Go on YouTube and look at excerpts from really good speakers and presenters. Search for Ted or Tedx talks. Note the confident stance speakers have, the way they leave nice pauses, the way they work the room with their eye contact. Learn from the best speakers and try and adapt their style to your speech. 5. Start with a smaller audience. If you think that facing a pretty large crowd can be quite overwhelming, then you should speak in front of a fewer number of people first. Get your family involved with it by asking them to be your first audience. You can also ask your friends to listen to you if you want to. When you practice, pretend that you don’t know them, so that it would become more realistic. 6. Use good voice modulation! This simply means changing the pitches of your voice. Modulating your voice would prevent your audience to get bored or confused. Aside from that, with effective modulation, it can help you give more emphasis on certain words. Learn more about how moving your pitches up and down can affect your speech, so that you can put it to good use. 7. And finally, if possible, keep it short and simple. However, make sure that you are able to cover all the important topics, so that your audience are able to gather important information from your speech. But in general, as the old show business adage goes Always leave them wanting more! 🚀 Want to improve your voice fast? Join my SKOOL community VoicePowerCoach and start your voice improvement journey today: 👉 https://www.skool.com/voicepowercoach/about 💡 Remember: watching videos alone won’t change your voice. You need to practice my voice training exercises regularly — that’s how you’ll build a clearer, more powerful speaking voice and even strengthen your singing voice. This could truly change your life — giving you a clearer, more powerful voice, your most important tool for communication at work and in your personal life with friends! Click here now: 👉 https://www.skool.com/voicepowercoach/about ✅ For step-by-step guidance, try my highly-rated interactive voice training course, trusted by thousands worldwide to improve both public speaking voices and singing voices: 👉 https://www.voiceovermasterclass.com/70-vocal-exercises/ Whether you’re a beginner wanting to sound more confident, a speaker aiming for better projection, or a singer looking for effective vocal warm-up exercises, this training will give you the tools you need to succeed! #publicspeaking #publicspeakingtips #peterbaker Public Speaking