How to Have a Better Speaking Voice - Fun Public Speaking Tips

Are you looking for some public speaking tips and tricks on how to improve your voice so you can seem, and actually be more confident? In this video collab with Vic Be, we share some amazing methods to prepare for that upcoming gig you have been practicing for.

These exercises have been used by thousands of excellent public speakers to improve, relax, and warm up their vocal cords and nerves. We have condensed the best methods in a short video for you to learn from!

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[VictorFoote]

Thanks again for the opportunity of collaborating with you Practical Physcology :) I hope your audience finds the information useful. Have fun practicing :)

[ProactiveThinker]

Basically, instead of viewing public speaking as a performance, treat it as a conversation with some friends

[tanmayvarshney]

This is the exact phase through which I am going through, learning the ability to speak spontaneously thanks for the help!

[KitKat-zkdl]

Thank you so much! This was uploaded right on time! I've got a TED Ed talk after school today and I was so neverous and worried but now I'm not as neverous and worried.

[SiimLand]

Great one, man. Just started Toastmasters and it's going great. For me, the best tip is focusing on your breath and trying to locate where you experience fear in your body. This will allow you to realize that it's not something invisible or unable to overcome.

[Primedlifestyle]

Thank you for the useful tips! Will definitely come in handy.

[BlackDagestani]

Thanks for all your vids man! Some of these tips have already worked on my videos! 😊

[zahlenpunkten]

To my favourites.
Gonna watch it over and over again

[gauriakira]

I loved this video. The spontaneous speaking exercise was a great idea

[dboyy]

A good place to practics these skills, for a beginerr, is in front of a camera. Gives me the same feeling as an audience. Toastmaster is a great start too!

Great video guys!

[pathikgheewala]

amazing video again. Actually m a public speaker, n motivational speaker, even I teach public speaking. but this video was even helpful for me. thnx...

[kumaran_RK]

Your videos always have collective information and everything is helpful to improve my self thank you buddy

[Jbear]

Thank you much this is my number 1 biggest weakness and I couldn't find a way to get around it either in interviews or with friends

What a fantastic video! I really appreciate your work!

[luiscaminero]

Great Video! But I actually prefer to view presentations as a performance. It helps me create a more engaging and impact-full presentation. I feel like if I see it as a conversation my presentation would just be boring and easy to forget.

[dboger]

Great tips! I will definitely use these.

[gainstherapy]

Great job! I play your videos on 2x speed and it helps me save a lot of time! I really do appreciate the info!

[PositivelyBrainwashed]

Glad to see you two working together :)

[ggraves]

Hey, thanks so much for this video. I have to give presentations in my French class pretty frequently, and I always DREAD it. I'll try implementing these tips for next time.

[posqualie]

Thanks for the videos. With learning from your videos I feel more social and great in life. Keep up the good work🤗