How to be More Articulate - 8 Powerful Secrets

Dr. Grace Lee is sought after as a speaker in the areas of sales, business development, career development, public speaking, mindset, and neuroscience.

In this video, she talks about the 8 powerful secrets that successful speakers make to make their audience hooked on every word you say. It will help you learn how to be more articulate in your communication in all areas of your life. Make sure to watch this video with your full attention because you might want to change your approach.

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This video is about The 8 Powerful Secrets To Be More Articulate When Speaking

[DrGraceLee]

What was your most embarrassing speaking experience? Public speaking? Work presentation? Large crowd?
Let me know in the comments below, I'd love to hear from you!

[renedperez]

I notice when I am explaing something, I lose myself in finding the perfect word and in doing so, I lose my concentration.

[MrCoontwo]

Read continuously, habitually, constantly, frequently. Diversify your reading material. Bottom line. Read, read, read.

[HR-ltnv]

I’m a lot more articulate in written form than verbal - if you were to compare the two, you would think there were two different people 😩

[adriang]

0:41 Secret#1 - Expand your vocabulary
1:42 Secret#2 - Practice improvising
2:53 Secret#3 - Pause
3:32 Secret#4 - Tone Accentuation
6:03 Secret#5 - Listen to yourself
6:52 Secret#6 - Confidence & Self-Assurance
7:25 Secret#7 - Variation
8:20 Secret#8 - Understand Yourself

[tanu]

"People don`t see you through their eyes, they see you through your eyes." <3 What a revelation. <3

[thomasjohansson]

I think the most important thing - in order to be able to speak well, convincingly and in an articulated way about something - is to actually know about the subject matter, having studied it well and having thought much about it.

[bagabones]

Honestly it’s my anxiety that messes everything up...I’d be so articulate if I was confident

[manifestmyreality]

I have to stop saying 'you know what I'm saying" lol

[robertogerardi]

1. (0:40) Expand Your Vocabulary, 2. (1:42) Practice Improvising, 3. (2:53) Pause, 4. (3:32) Tone and Accentuation, 5. (6:02) Listen to Yourself, 6. (6:51) Portray Confidence & Self-Assurance, 7. (7:24) Use Variation, 8. (8:19) Understand Yourself.

[Samantha-bcuu]

my problem is that i always second guess what comes out of my mouth, then i end up fumbling.

[rebecastevens]

When I am in high level meetings, I feel that I get flustered and super self conscious. So it’s not even about sounding more articulate but about speaking, period. It’s very frustrating because I’m very knowledgeable in my field, but cannot translate my knowledge into a conversation.

[chellanmusic]

1. Expand your vocabulary
2. practice improvising
3. Pause
4. Tone and accentuation
5. Listen to yourself
6. confidence and self assurance
7. Use variation
8. Understand yourself

[brownhairedgirl]

Okay, this information, video and presenter are SO underrated. This needs to be shared with students and young adults all around the world.

[CandaceLeAnne]

I learned about the value of using silence instead of filler words. Also voice tone changes to accentuate certain parts of a sentence, which I do instinctively. But to be able to use tone change strategically without coming off sarcastic or mocking is a game changer in being more articulate.

[carolweathersbee]

“People don’t see you thru their eyes, they see you thru your eyes.” Very powerful statement.

[elleshock]

The idea that people see you through your eyes and not theirs is very insightful. Basically, you have yhe power and not them. Thank you.

[teamworkmakesthedreamwork_]

I can be articulate when talking to people I know but stutter when there are other people. :( . An introvert here.

[tamershanklin]

I learned all pauses isn't awkward. And I know that my social anxiety can be worked on.

[twiglet]

I belonged to a spiritual community for quite a few years and found speaking to a small group of people could be daunting. However as i practised it more and more it became easier to the point where i looked forward to speaking confidenly and with ease to the group, and others.Listening is also a very important communication skill and my friend once said " end a statement by asking the person, so what do you think " ? In Finland there is a saying often used with children which says " listen - or your tongue will make you deaf " !