the audience [Theme] Page 2

Any serious conversation begins with silence. Give yourself a moment of silence and the audience will give you their attention.

For a speaker, working with his face is one of the most important tasks. We can safely say that facial expression is an important element of influence on the public. When going out in public, the speaker should always have a disposing person. It shouldn't be too serious, but it shouldn't be overly funny. As always, you need to find a middle ground.

Journalists are in the invisible hunt for watch brands of public people. It's always an informational occasion.

You need to dress very well, the audience is constantly looking for a role model.

People tend to think in cliches: a politician wears a suit, a biker prefers a leather jacket and jeans, and security officials wear a uniform. Your job as a speaker is to live up to these clichés. Then the audience will perceive you exactly the way you want it.

When choosing clothes, it is very important to answer the question: "Who am I?". The answer to this question will pick up your own clothes. If you are a top manager, then you need a good suit, if you are a business owner, then you need an expensive suit. If you are an artist or poet, then any bright clothes will suit you.

We, ordinary spectators, feel that a speaker who walks in old untidy things does not respect his audience and to us he seems to be an ordinary loser.

Any speaker should dress very well and, if possible, better than the people in the audience.

A speaker's respect for his audience engenders mutual respect in the audience. Therefore, how you will treat your performance, this is how you will get the result after it.

The way you treat the public is the way the public treats you.

To go out in front of the public on time is to show her deep respect.

When you are late, remember that the public will pay you back with their disrespect.

Do you want to make your performance unforgettable? Then be the last to speak. Let other speakers warm up the audience for you.

The audience, like dinner, needs to be warmed up.