Monday, October 26, 2009

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to speak better in public

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wholeheartedly wish you begin this week with enthusiasm and to achieve the same goals, such as going to the movies with his family, finish that big project or start one Again, finally go to the gym , run ... Or at least walking 30 minutes per day!.

Today I share with you "The form and substance of public speaking"

Form: Refers to nonverbal communication
  • visual Dispersion: You look around the public, in front, left and right (even behind you, although not very common). Stop a time when every segment of the public.
  • Eye Contact: If you have a small audience (30 people) is quickly look at the eyes (up to 2 seconds, or until you identify yourself the color of your eyes). If you have a large audience (more than 30 people) then set your eyes at random in the eyes of some people in each segment (front, right, left, back)
  • Voice: 1. Modulation: is to give emotion to your voice, as actors, your voice should reflect clearly at least the four basic human emotions: fear, anger, joy, sadness), clear as it complies with the words you say at that time. 2.Volumen: Neither too high nor too low. A high volume may interpreted as anger and authoritarianism for example if the group is small and are in a confined space. In contrast, if your volume is very low, can be interpreted as insecurity, nervousness or simply lack of enthusiasm, which will lose the public's attention. 3.Velocidad: Neither too fast nor too slow, depends on how you speak and the time of your speech. If you do it very quickly, "outrages your words and ideas ", if you do slow provoke boredom and disinterest. But when you talk about a intense emotion, such as joy or anger fastest speed I recommend, if fear can be fast or slow and the case of the blues is slow.
  • language corpora l: As you use your body, your arms, legs, hands, feet, etc, you also speak for . If you talk in the world can make an addition to your arm as if to hug someone, if you're going to start something in the bud, crouch slightly and acts as if they really were playing or living the words. But be careful in some environments have to be more measured and discreet. Gesturing
  • : express the emotions of your speech in the face (fear, anger, joy, sadness)
  • Avoid Involuntary movements Such as playing with the coins in the pants pocket, playing with buttons , have a pen in hand, etc. It distracts your audience.
Fund: The content of the exhibition. verbal and written communication.
  • Introduction, content and conclusion. 1. Introduction: Speaking of speeches and presentations best to start Start with a phrase, either itself or any authority on the subject, then presents to the public, make a phrase link to connect your subject with the public's emotions, this will help attract your attention and tell that you to speak. This applies both in speeches and in everyday conversations with your friend. 2. Content (Body): is the essence of the subject, it is important that you group your speech, presentation, talk, talk, in more than three great ideas. includes humor, anecdotes, stories, tales, experiences, videos, music, group dynamics, group discussion, among other techniques. 3. Conclusion : Before reaching the final sentence make a link between body and conclusion , then make a summary of the "three big ideas" in your subject and ends with a final sentence (itself or a authority) to invite the public to action. Support
  • Audiovisual can be your heaven or your hell. Remember they are just "props" and sometimes you want to use as a "lifeline", a good slide show follow the 5x5 rule: only 5 ideas in 5 words each for each slide. Measured either on stage (room, auditorium, theater, meeting room) before your exhibition ng to avoid obstructing the view of your audience to the screen, and please avoid pierce between the screen and the projector light or first explains the subject supporting you in the slides, and then cap off or the projector bulb to continue your explanation. Ahh! and remember the Law of Murphy , always carries a laptop , spare bulb and an extra projector, plus the first turn on the laptop and then the projector (gun), it's amazing the time that sometimes gets lost. The same applies to audio, flipcharts, whiteboard and other support, the key to the planning .
  • Support mental: Forget hands in the bags, the bag or supported in any place, although for some it might sound interesting according to custom, it distracts the public and may be a sign of nervousness on display. Let your hands free to help you communicate better. It also keeps your hands, arms and legs intertwined, they also indicate nervousness and communication barrier .
  • Grammar: Watch your words and how to use them. Avoid nicknames ( grandmother, little treasure, etc.), Anglican (English language words: break, expertise, pointer, etc, although in some professional environments are common) and barbarism (any word that is not part of the English language.) Enrich your vocabulary reading at least six books a year (as recommended by experts), if you have doubt about the meaning of a word I recommend you go into http://www.rae.es/
  • Editors: is write what you say. The proper organization of your speech, with introduction, body and conclusion, respecting the rules of grammar and spelling, and use of literary techniques to your speech has a greater impact.
  • Spelling I think you know what I mean. The best thing to have good spelling is read.
  • Use of Technology: Make technology work to your advantage, using a laptop in which are installed newer versions of popular software for audio and video and support packages for open files made in different versions, projector, laser pointer , microphone (choose the best according to the occasion and only if necessary, there are lapel, headband, wire , wireless, pedestal, etc. And of course .)... off your cell phone or active silent mode!
I hope these tips serve you for discovering one of the greatest treasures of human beings, communication .

Uvalle Jorge Rubio

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