Speaking Skills - 4 Ways To Improve Your Vocal Skills - Power, Pace, Pitch and Pause

Speaking Skills - 4 Ways To Improve Your Vocal Skills - Power, Pace, Pitch and Pause
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A voice that is both easy to hear and pleasing to listen to immediately grabs your attention.
How many times have you found yourself tuning out a speaker with a nasal or whiny voice, or one that’s too loud and aggressive, because it’s torture on your ears? On the other hand, a strong, confident voice is hard to ignore.
No matter how enticing your content, it’s difficult to accomplish your goals as a speaker

What do you want your voice to communicate about you?

The 4 P’s of vocal expression

Improving the basic qualities of vocal expression: Power, pace, pitch and use of pause can enhance your image and credibility, and help listeners to focus on your message. Here’s how: By Stephanie Scotti
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Speaking Skills:

1. Transition between Similar Ideas or Points
Likewise …
Similarly …
This is just like …
In a similar way …
We see the same thing if we consider …
2. Transition between Contrasting Ideas or Points
However …
Conversely …
On the contrary …
On the other side …
On the other hand …
If we flip that around …
Yet, we cannot ignore …
The opposing argument …
If we examine the opposite side, we see …
3. Transition to elaborate upon an idea
Also …
Moreover …
In addition …
Furthermore …
In other words …
Not only that, but …
4. Transition to Numbered Ideas or Points (or Process Steps)
First … (The first step is …)
Second … (The second step is …)
Third … (The third step is …)
Last … (The last step is …)
5. Transition to show Cause-Effect Relationship
Therefore …
As a result …
Consequently …
For that reason …
This is important because …
6. Transition to a Supporting Example
For instance …
For example …
As an example …
To illustrate this …
What’s an example of this? …
But does this happen in real life? Yes …
7. Transition to a Supporting Demonstration

I’ve prepared a demonstration to show how this works.
Let’s see a demonstration which applies what we’ve learned.
“When executed well, speech transitions help make a speech understandable.
When executed poorly, speech transitions can obscure meaning and frustrate audiences.”

8. Transition to a Supporting Quotation
X said: …
In 1968, X said: …
This idea was expressed clearly by X who said …
9. Transition from Introduction into Speech Body
Let’s begin …
To get started, let’s examine …
Let’s get started talking about …
Now that we’ve given an overview, let’s start with …
10. Transition from Speech Body into Conclusion
For a short speech, you might conclude with a single statement:
In short …
In summary …
In conclusion …
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