How To Be A Good Speaker That Everyone Wants To Listen To

#jamilamusayeva #goodspeaker #howtobeagoodspeaker

Hi,

In this video, I am sharing with you some of the most useful tips to help you become a better speaker. I hope you find these tips useful and applicable in your journey to becoming the best speaker you can possibly be.

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[aintgotnotltc]

I've lived my whole life hearing people tell me I need to "raise my voice". This video is helpful :)

[transcendthetrend]

Soothing and calming voice : the highest form of etiquette.

[maj]

Video ideas:
1. Dating etiquette
2. Business meetings etiquette
3. Meeting someone for the first time (introducing yourself, shaking hands etc.)
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[anushkamakwana]

I'd love to watch videos on:
1. How to dress
2. How to look confident in every situation
3. How to speak confidently when you're nervous
4. How to make small talks
5. How to make conversation with someone you don't have much common with
6. What to talk about when you accidentally bump into some old friend
7. How to walk properly
8. How to greet your guests
9. How to behave properly when you're a guest
10. How to NOT look rude

[francescaicaza]

I love you content, I also really like your soft pitched voice. Because I'm very sensitive to sounds, sometimes I click on a video but I really can't keep watching it because of the person's voice. But yours is soooo soothing.

[sia]

Do one about interviews:
1. What to wear: shoes, hairstyles, bags, etc.
2. How to speak
3. Body language
You know the drill. Love you so much!

[IM-uhtk]

Video summary (starts at 5.12)

⏩ What affects the sound of our voice:
1. Pitch: women have a higher pitch as compared to men.
2. Volume: men have louder voices as compared to women.
3. Culture and upbringing.
4. Tone and rhythm. Control and use it the right way. Monotone is boring.

⏩ Tips:
1. Breathe. Fill your lungs with enough air before and while speaking.
2. Take pauses while you speak. They help the listener understand your message better and act as full stops to your sentences.
3. Don't speak too fast or too slow.
4. Have a straight posture while speaking as it allows air to enter your vocal cords more easily.
5. Sip water to hydrate the vocal cords throughout your speech.
6. Raise your voice, when necessary. If you want to draw attention, lower your voice. If you want to be heard by those at the back, raise your voice.
7. Enunciation is important. It's different from pronounciation.
8. Record yourself speaking. Avoid video filming as it may distract you from your actual voice.

[IevaKambarovaite]

Confidence comes from doing something you're not good at ✨
Thank you so much for sharing that story. Just gets to show that if you practise anything is possible.
I used to have a terrible fear of public speaking and also doing videos. But the more I do it the easier it gets. Loved this video 😊

[vahidmirzoev]

dear Jamila, frankly i say you are very gogerous. of course you give knowledge it is very important . i like ypur videos . they help me very very much

[alluripranitha]

5:12 still i would recomend u to see from start but time is important so here u go

[uroojkhan]

Your intention of teaching can be seen. You are teaching with all of your heart. I love this about you, you are being honest. You are teaching honestly. Would love to learn more from you. And above all, proud of you, and loving you with my heart and grateful ofcourse as you are helping me groom my self. Thank You ❤️

[caarnavjain]

Since we are moving to phase of virtual meetings/webinars, please make a video on Video Conferencing etiquettes?
Points like-
-things to remember if you are taking meeting from home,
- how much camera frame should cover
- something to note if you are hosting the conference

[mirandablair]

I'm in love with your videos! You're so intelligent and sweet. I've been studying etiquette on my own for the past 7 months, and you're one of the few consultants that don't sound judgemental or pretentious when speaking about elegance. Thank you so much for that! Kisses from Brazil 💕

[teressacooks]

I understand completely when you speak of "projecting" your voice. My mother always told my sister and me that, "Ladies do not speak loudly". But she never said anything about laughing. Hence, I speak softly and I laugh quite loudly! 😁

[cristinapatino]

These lady etiquettes does not go unnoticed. Subscribed and Listening.

[gurlalsingh]

I'm 16yrs old
Whenever I'm angry, depressed, sad I listen your voice it's best relief

[chatonsacrement]

The first feature of your videos to catch my atention and keep me watching was precisely your voice. It's kind, pacient and has a good volume. Thank you for your hard work and your kindness.

[sunriseinthennight]

Jamila, please do hair etiquettes. Maybe styles or something too

[mdillard]

Thank you for sharing about the struggles and how you are working to overcome. Your voice is quite lovely. I find it very elegant and refined.

[eastmeetswest]

Aaww, i Fell in love with you because of your voice and style of speaking, i love to hear you all day. Lots of love Jamila.
Nighat