Develop a Conversational Public Speaking Style

Being able to present in a conversational manner is appealing to the audience because it seems natural versus sounding monotone or like you are giving a performance. With these six tips, you will learn how to sound and feel more relaxed, and win over any audience.

Video References:
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"Robot Presentation - SNL"
"Metallica & Lemmy Too Late Too Late (Live 2009)"
"Oprah Relives the Famous Car Giveaway"
"The Power of Vulnerability - Brené Brown"

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Written by Anne Ricketts
Edited by Michael Shehane
Music by Geno Valle
Produced by Lighthouse Communications

[twighlight]

awesome video! I'm autistic and I've really been struggling with my communications class. I love your advice on bolding and underlining words so that you remember to keep them light and conversational. Thanks so much!

[pv]

So happy to see you back making wonderful videos. You are so inspiring and awesome . Thanks Maam

[VdoAnify]

Thank you! i just got feedback from my boss on this particular subject. I am bilingual but my main language is spanish. English i used more for work. So it was a bit hard to provide a conversational ppt than doing a script. But thank you so much for the tips i will include them on my next presentation

[JerseyLynne]

You are really, really Good! I am going to give feed back to a young man getting his doctorate in theology and started a channel!. I think he could use help withwith his presentation, then I decided to do a little looking for material and you popped up first. This little video was full of helpful ideas, No wonder your short was so good, you are demonstrate with your speaking what you're teach. You seem happy, you sound encouraging and you look interested. The presentation is so upbeat, I feel happier after listening. I'll be back for more!

[StrongwillGameTheory]

Oh god I have so much to absorb and digest. #love it.

[s]

Hi, since I am not a native English speaker, my students may encounter similar challenges to mine. How can we effectively prepare for conversational speech? We don’t have many practical strategies to overcome these difficulties. Usually, we start by jotting down scripts for preparation and then try to memorise them. On the big day, we may be able to speak "fluently" or "possibly naturally, " but I feel this approach doesn’t align with the style of conversational speech. Do you have any suggestions?

[dArtIllustrationMaker]

Can you direct us to a few clips on YouTube that use this type of presentation so we can get an idea of what it looks like?

[mjkennedy]

Great information! Thanks for creating this video that I can share with others.

[b-rninecks]

This information may make me more interested

[jeandcarvalho]

Hay Anne, I am what I thank you for. For your comment and for interacting with me, in a sincere display of warmth, kindness and affection.

I have no words to express my feelings about this.

I'm Dorgival Dantas Brito
From São Paulo Brasil

[maskmedia]

The last time I checked authenticity is key... oh wait this is manipulation... uhg wrong class.