the audience [Theme]

This human addiction to the petrified form is terrible, even tragic. Just yesterday the public was ready to devour the man who revealed this new form. And today this form u003d an unshakable law for all times. And this is tragic because it shows time and time again that people almost always cling to the external. I thought about this for a long time and even found some consolation. But sometimes my patience is ready to burst.

If I don't practice the piano one day, only I notice. If I don't practice for two days, the critics notice. If I don't practice for three days, the public notices.

From a documentary by Selena Gomez.

I don't let them cough. Let them just try!

- Excellent! I like your grin! Now it's not a pity to kill! HAHAHAHAHA!!!

I realized very quickly that the public has every right to tell you what they want to see.

Time changes, power changes, but the public remains unchanged - it can equally like it, and it can also be godlessly bored regardless of the time.

The public imagines that it chooses its own writers, in fact the artist chooses its audience. To disregard the commonplace public is to value the opinion of some.

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.

Quotes are one way to win over the audience.

You can't communicate with only one part of the room. You have to communicate with the whole room. And then there are speakers who turn only to the middle of the hall, not paying attention to the flanks and front rows.

When you gesture and move in front of the audience, it is worth remembering that there are movements to which the audience reacts negatively. I will give examples of what not to do during your speech.
You can not turn your back to the audience, but what if you have grown a dog's tail or torn trousers?