Book: I'm a speaker! Textbook for everyone who speaks in public. Page 1

If you have simplicity and sincerity, then you will win the sympathy of any audience.

Simplicity and sincerity are the key to any successful performance.

If you stop comparing yourself to other speakers, and are honest with the audience, you will definitely win their love and sympathy.

You don't have to be very smart to perform well. The public generally reacts not to the mind of a person, but to the movements of his body and sincerity in words. Therefore, an honest, sincere person always wins against the background of a smart one. Nothing special, just an honest person to listen to more interesting.

Don't compare yourself to other speakers. It is worth looking for your individuality. Develop your own style of unique performance in front of the audience.

I would like to look at the sincere, not the smart.

Thanks to the answers to the questions, you will very quickly begin to discover your secrets of public speaking. You will be able to learn on your own, because you will come up with something new, something that you have not done before.

A common mistake a speaker makes is not putting himself in the shoes of the person sitting in the audience. He does not look at himself through the eyes of an ordinary ordinary viewer. It's worth doing it sometimes.

What matters is what you did yourself.

Accusation and promise affects all people and satisfies the deepest needs. You need to have such an oratorical skill in your arsenal. Be sure you will need it more than once!

You can not offend people for provocative or offensive questions.
It is important to learn how to manage the flow of questions so that the process of speaking is under the control of the speaker.

A good speaker must answer any question. Even an explanation as to why you cannot give an answer is already part of the answer to the question.

Before you speak, it is advisable to think about what issues are of concern to all of your listeners. You can tell the audience that in all speeches, people are interested in the answer to the same question. You ask yourself a question and you yourself answer. In this way, you create the illusion for the audience that you are answering their questions.

Whatever you are asked, and no matter how it affects your human dignity, you cannot offend the one who asked the question. You can not be rude and insult in return. Remember, if a speaker is naughty to one viewer, then everyone in the audience will have the feeling that the speaker is naughty to everyone.