5 Tips to Speak Clearly Without Stumbling on Words

As a communications coach, Dr. Grace has been training people in all aspects of communication, confidence, and clarity of speech.

One of the biggest hurdles to becoming a great communicator is not being able to speak clearly without stumbling on words. Perhaps you need to learn to speak without mumbling or need to enunciate well and speak concisely.

It is an audible struggle!

In this video, Dr. Grace is going to share 5 powerful tips to help you speak clearly without stumbling.

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[rayzor]

I think part of my issues stem from years of being cut off and interrupted. I learned to speak fast and try to convey my thought as quickly as possible before someone cut me off.

[chayochayo]

Tip #5(Empower) is I think the major key. you're speaking to engage to them rather than trying to make your self look impressive and then you end up stumbling your words (maybe you put pressure on yourself?). Because when you truly engage to them that's when you can show your intention and everything becomes natural.

[blacknwhite]

What a sophisticated lady! She's like the auntie we all need. 😄

[craftfashionmedia]

This is for me.i talk very slowly. I never knew I could talk on YouTube, how much more teaching someone. I get better by the day.

[angelyeshu]

Thank you a million! Really helpful. I often stumble on words and lack enunciation, and honestly speaking, it's embarrassing and discomforting. But will take on board these tips and put it to practice. Once again, thank you!

[jacquelinelun]

WHat a joy to just listen to you!! Yes Listen to enrol and empower people is truly a great tip!!!

[helen]

What if having a natural fast speaking pace is rewarded/praised by society compared to the naturally slower pace? For example, people think you are smart and have a quick mind, if you speak fast. I recently struggled a lot in my interviews as a naturally slow/soft speaker... Would really appreciate some more suggestions/tips on it!

[missvashaunaable]

This is amazing! Thank you for sharing these gems with us🙏

[bellablackblackish]

This is great, thank you! I tend to not speak up and shy away in meetings.

[ezee]

Thank you so much Dr Grace. Really love watching and listening to you. I learn a lot from your videos.

[publicspeakingmentor]

I never realized how my tongue moved when making certain sounds thanks for making me conscious of it. One trick I was taught a long time ago was to smile while you talked this helped make enunciation easier and more clear for me.

[bonneaventurerandriananten]

5 tips to speak clearly:
- Discover your pace
- Exercise your tongue
- Listen
- Vocalize
- Empower

[helenschristianity]

Very impressive, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Honestly I have to watch this twice to fully understand you Ma’am, because English is my second language. thank you and GOD bless you.

[jerrytadia]

Thank you Dr. Grace Lee for this content. I learned a lot. ❤

[nick_jacob]

I'm starting my channel back up after deleting a bunch of videos and I tried recording for about an hour today and I just couldn't speak properly or articulate what I was trying to say. I found the "slow down" part to probably be true for me because I speak super fast. I also liked the last tip which really made me think about my approach. Thanks!

[DawnPeacock]

Really helpful video, and I love how it's personalized...each person needs to find their OWN natural pace. I can't wait to hear the rest of the tips...

[extrememike]

I’m so glad I found this channel. I relate a lot with Dr. Grace because English is not our first language, however she communicates even better than native speakers.

[anrocfarms]

What a great video. It was a huge light bulb moment right from the discover point. I’m a visual learner. I teach groups for a living and I’m now doing my own video tutorials, but as I’m working with horses and training them in front of people I have to set a plan in general what I’m going to attempt but it then depends on the animal. So my speaking comes out naturally. Thing is I’m so passionate that I think either I’m talking too fast (faster than my pace) or I can’t find words and I end up dumping word on top of word until I feel maybe I’m understood. Articulate was a video in your links which helped me a lot. As you say I’m not looking for big words just words that help explain my situation clearly

[klloh]

learning everyday from you. i am making a point to learn from your youtube every weekend, taking notes etc. thank you for the wonderful content.

[betzy]

I’ll say your speech rate is fast!….yet it was extremely clear! We could hear/understand every word.