3 words to ARTICULATE your thoughts better

When you're put on the spot to talk and you're struggling to articulate yourself, it's perfectly fine to take a short pause to collect your thoughts.

And the 3 magic words I think of next is... THE ONE THING -

This forces my brain to focus on just one thing to share instead of blurting out the messiness of my mind.

And continue with a slow rate of speech. This not only calms your nerves, it shows people that you're being very considerate of your response.

What do you think?

[TechyCatz]

Every time I slow down people start finishing my sentences 😅

[Husky--dexq]

I tried slowing down...
My dipshit cousins and family members cut me off of my sentence and i get ignored ALOT to no matter what i do.

[TobbeDraws]

Question: What is the squar root of 2684?
Answer: *The one thing*

[farish_era]

You're super amazing communication teacher ❤❤❤✨✨✨✨✨

[DavidRaderII]

"Still the madness in my mind" - Does everyone have to do this, or just over thinkers? Or just really anyone excited about a topic? Slowing down is indeed powerful. Love your videos man!!!

[PradeepKanaparthy]

Sir, the problem is we want to talk confidently and loudly when there is only complex question. Rest of the time obviously we will be confident and loud.

[Nobody]

Guys, this wont work in everyday life. Especially in work environment (unless you are the boss), why? Everybody is in a hurry these days.
This will work only if you chill out with family/friends, you film yourself for youtube or people must listen to you because thay paid for your seminar.
My advice is to train for deeper voce, talk with normal speed and give clear and basic information. People who wants to know more will ask more and than again give them basic info. Everytime i think they want to know more they give up, dont be fool like me.

[jainabasillah]

When I'm speaking at a meeting of over 20 audience, and the hall is quiet with only my voice echoing, I get double the nerves, voice shakes and subsequently go blank. How can I overcome this and be comfortable with hearing just my voice

[Manasseh]

Okay I don't know if you answer this, but I stammer since childhood for like 20yrs, I want to know how to just speak In a way people can hear my words and voice and understand what is say, because when I speak my words are odd or off Beat

[memming]

Prompt engineering yourself. I like it.

[BasicamenteSemTeto]

I need avoid the temptation to say the first thing that came into my head😅

[sigmaboy]

you're a nice teacher but saying the third one is good one, made me think. This doesn't really works out. Those who want some piece of knowledge they will just take a stop and listen otherwise they will pass anyway.

[sesiohaluoleo]

So it's like framing your own mind?
That's so cool! Need to try!

[dogaplays]

Alternate start: "My philosophy is basically this, and this is something I live by:"

[CharismaLab]

You can practice your articulation by shadowing YouTubers with the tool I built and playing it back

[biggreenavocado]

Hey if you see this my problem is I'm only around one person who if I pause it's really mad when I start talking again because he has already started talking😂😂😂😂 but for real help for that would be great tysm

[MissesWitch]

I've done this sometimes, Then other times not at all, Then I would think to myself:

"What's wrong with me, It was so easy to talk to them before!"

[areYouStillUpAt]

Your tips is gonna carry my google slides presentation tomorrow wish me luck

[melodyhill]

I already pause but I think people lose interest in what I am saying bc I take too long 😅

[Trixex]

I remember in primary when they aaked us the multiplication chart everyone went "ummmm" and gave the answer so i started repeating the question while i thought and gave it. At which point the teacher told me to give the answer straight away.