Matthew McConaughey’s Oscar winning speech: what we can learn from it #shorts

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What are the things that we can learn from Matthew McConaughey's oscar-winning speech?

Matthew McConaughey's 2014 Oscar speech for Best Actor was one of the most memorable moments of that year's award show.
His speech was so popular that it was even credited with helping him win the Best Actor Oscar the following year.
So, what can we learn from Matthew McConaughey's Oscar speech?

He uses a technique through which he made his entire speech so different and interesting. The technique is called the classic communication technique. This means building the tension then quickly breaking it, and slowing down the pace of your speaking to highlight the message.
Matthew McConaughey used this technique very effectively as his story progresses, the tension increased, and suddenly he breaks down the tension and jumps to the conclusion or the main idea of the speech by speaking it slowly. This kept the audience engaged and on the edge of their seats.

This is a proven effective technique for hooking the attention by speaking quickly, so it seems important and then they absorb the message when you start speaking slowly, as it seems to add tension.

You can use the same technique in your speeches as well, by pacing your words fast and slowly according to the message you want to deliver. If you want the audience to focus on any one thing then try speaking fast before the message or the main idea comes, and then slow it down while speaking the message.

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