How To Speak With Confidence & Authority (3 EASY TRICKS!)

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[SUCCESSINSIDER]

*If you're struggling with procrastination, self-doubt, or a lack of confidence...*
*_...WATCH THIS_* 👇👇👇

[mwloos]

My weird fear is that when I speak confidence, people are thinking “what the hell are you doing? You’re not allowed to be confident”….

[unleashingpotential-psycho]

Having a confident voice while public speaking will make a huge difference on the impact it has on the audience.

[harryzalanski]

The last tip is really helpful I needed to hear that, I tend to talk fast and I really deep down inside of me hate it

[HitherandYarn]

I have almost never been taken seriously, even though I have innovative ideas that other people sometimes snatch as their own and receive the rewards for them. I know this is due to my voice - which sounds like a little kid (something physical I can't do anything about) and I also am extremely shy and don't know how to deserve success. I love these pointers you give. They are so sensible and practical. Thanks!

[cisi]

I needed this ! I have social anxiety && I’m alwaaays seeking acceptance & always feeling judged it’s so annoying, but I’m gonna practice these tips and see if my confidence boosts !! Especially the last tip!! I talk so fast because I feel like I gotta get it out quick or they’ll lose interest, when in reality me talking fast is causing them to lose interest . Thank you so much!

[farl.]

I overthink a lot about how others perceive me and this limits my ability to share what I truly believe in, worrying that I might offend them so each time I speak I tend to filter some of the ideas they might misunderstand. But I realized I'm not really making a point nor an impact in their lives. I just wasted the opportunity to really connect to the person... thank you for this eye-opener.

[Tamra]

"Giving up the need to be liked and serve Truth Bombs instead"
"Speak up for what you truly believe in"
"Power of .... PAUSE ..."
Another brilliant, brilliant "Truth Bombed" video, Tim, thank you so much 🙏🏻❤️🎁

[MashuduMugwedi]

My biggest takeaway was that I am in my own movie called life and I am the actor and no one cares about me, the cameras are not on me. I'm one of those people who use like more often in their speech, and I normally present my ideas as a question, I will try on to pause when I speak, hopefully I'll get confident with speech, this video was very helpful❤

[elishabrowns]

Oh, I love how he mentions his 10 second pause before speaking. That’s massively powerful when interacting with an audience and it builds the excitement and desire to know what’s about to happen. Basically it stops people from being distracted with their phones or their conversations. Really neat idea!

[InvestingHustler]

Practice makes perfect, with more practice u will
Become more confident !

[noahjames]

This 7 minutes video is really a life-changer. You shared really effective things.

[gabbymarquez]

My takeaway is the tone. Speaking with more authority. Now for me...in person speaking face to face I have more authority...but over the phone it’s like I’m timid. Plus having to go ummmm and/or like does really sound very below but I can’t help it. It is something to master. I am dying to sound confident over the phone.

[dillo]

bro this is actually an incredible video, i have severe anxiety and thats an understatement, believe me, sometimes I feel like im the most anxious and socially awkward person in the world and I can tell you relate to that in a way and have found real happiness and im on my journey too. Thank you for your part

[adrianvanleeuwen]

I like the idea of each sentence spoken and ending on an upbeat higher tone (provided it fits the context). Also adding dramatic pause between some parts, so you can show you are thinking while speaking and not rambling. These points are gold. Thanks for this video!

[indira]

I relate so much to the social anxiety. Here I am 4 years later taking acting classes and speaking in front of people. Don't get me wrong I still have anxiety but I've learned how to cope with it and how to calm myself down:) I still have a long way to go but then again you can never really get rid of feeling nervous, but you can definitely find ways to control it. anyway good luck to others out there with anxiety!:) you can do it!

[raeeskhan]

Straight to the point with practical tips and examples on how to speak with confidence. Point 1 has blown my mind 🤯! I constantly speak in a higher tone. I didn’t realise this makes everything I say sound like a question, seeking approval.

[georgem]

The other week when I was lining up for maths outside of the classroom, I saw my one of my friends who I hang out with at lunch getting pushed around a bit by one of my other friend's friend. I had no idea what to do because the guy who was pushing my friend was obviously just being sarcastic and having fun, but my friend looked really uncomfortable and really anxious. I over analysed the situation and before I knew it, it was already over. I felt like a total coward. I couldn't concentrate that lesson because I was too busy thinking about what I had done, or rather, what I hadn't done. A couple days later, I heard that the same guy had been messing around with my friend again, taking his stuff or whatever, so I decided to just man up and confront him. After the lesson before lunch I walked up to him and told him that I heard about what he had done. I'm around average height, but I don't have a very imitating appearance and this guy was much taller than me, so he obviously didn't see me as much of a threat. He didn't really take me seriously probably because although I spoke with facts, I didn't speak confidently. I don't have any social disorders or anything, but when doing stuff like this, I get really, really nervous. I couldn't stop my voice from shaking, I could stop stuttering and pausing, my head was getting hot, my throat was contracting and hurting and I sounded like an absolute idiot. He just told me that I didn't know sh*t and walked away. I haven't heard of him picking on my friend since, and I talked to my friend about him to see if he was alright. He just seemed to see him as annoying. I still feel like I could have done more to protect my friend, and although this happened a good month or so ago, it still gets to me. Thanks for reading if you got this far, and if you have any advice, say. Thanks Success Insider!

[chrisodogbo]

Pause. That's is my greatest take away. I recently had a job interview where I know the job but my confidence wasn't good enough. Lessons learned

[lostsoul]

Who else here speak with adding laughter most of the time just because we're not confident? 😢