4 Step Guide On How To Speak Slowly And Clearly

In this video, Darren McStay, a renowned speaking voice coach on YouTube, shares a 4-step guide on how to speak slowly and clearly. Improve your voice for public speaking with expert tips on clear speech, pronunciation, and how to stop mumbling. Whether you aim to speak confidently, enhance your communication, or simply improve your presentation skills, this guide offers valuable speech tips and exercises. Learn how to speak more slowly and clearly in English and master the art of clear communication. Perfect for anyone looking to better their speaking skills and presentation abilities.
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[AbayomiDavid-srvv]

Thank you Darren..im a person that stutter sometimes.. mine isn't severe, but ive been practicing your techniques about 1 hour a day and ive seen massive improvement, thank you sm 😊

[dummekuh]

Your channel is a gold mine and I will definitely start to dig deeper. I am so glad that YouTube recommended you to me!

[rexiemoto]

You made this video just for me. I believe (and still do) that my husband needs to get his hearing checked, because he doesn’t understand what I’m saying. He has said that I need to enunciate more clearly. Well, I will work on it thanks to your video 😉

[akeelyaqub]

The most important thing is to relax. If you're tense and stiff then you're throat muscles and diaphram will be to. Your voice can never be its best when you're not relaxed physically. Its the same reason anxiety makes you stutter and speak quietly, anxiety creates tension in your muscles and causes shallow breathing. Do box breathing, slow breaths, anxiety work and so on.

[florianc.]

Thank you for this great exercises! Also good humour during practice. Best wishes and blessings from Germany! Florian🙏🏼🙂☀

[ratemyactors]

Really helpful tips! I've always struggled to enunciate clearly, but Darren's steps made it seem so simple. I'm definitely going to practice speaking more slowly and deliberately from now on. Thanks for sharing your expertise, Darren!

[willb.]

I practice piano pieces slowly and deliberately to eventually work up the muscle memory to play them at the correct speed, so I don't know why I never thought to do the same with my voice.

[alananice]

I need to learn this before my interview 😢 I speak so fast.