How to Speak With Confidence - 10 Secrets to Speaking Confidently

Once you apply those skills you will be more confident and articulate in all your communication, both in your career and life.

As you get more and more successful in your career, you're inevitably going to be called upon to share your expertise with more people, so it's better to prepare for that now! In this video, Dr. Grace reverse engineers her process for becoming a confident speaker and shares 10 secrets that you can implement immediately to help you speak more confidently. Share this video with a friend who needs to hear this.

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[explorerendeavour]

#1 Speaking is a skill
#2 Make it about your audience
#3 Visualize yourself as a
confident speaker
#4 Know your stuff
#5 Learn how to tell story
#6 Dress confidently
#7 Practice makes permanent
#8 Know your audience
#9 Don't dwell on your mistakes
#10 Change your physiology

[mayshu]

As a Chinese who also speak English as a second language, I am amazed with your spoken English!

[LisaB_]

I am an English as a New Language teacher for the beginning class. I have no fear of speaking to my students only when my focus is completely on them and their needs. I've learned to stop confessing to them my errors and inadequacies. I appreciate hearing your testimonial about you growth with English. That's what I listen for. Thank you. Wow! You read to your mother! I was thinking of having my students read such stories. I did use my favorite children's book. I used it for pronunciation and vocabulary. I will bring it back this quarter. Thank you.

[barrysmith]

I’m retired from a full career of owning a design/build company. At 75 years old I’m committed to myself and my wife to not going down the “old people mindset” road. I’ve surrounded myself with a team of intelligent knowledgeable individuals that supports my goal and plan. Dr. Grace Lee is on my team daily to bring to me fresh ideas and current world wise thoughts. She is a must see for any age and any point in life.

[savageintheconcretejungle]

Stumbled when telling ppl not to use filler words but immediately recovered seamlessly. That’s theory and practical lumped in one. Brilliant

[trangnguyen]

A big thank you from me. My name is Trang. I'm living in Australia and studying English just one month ago. I came here in 2015 without how to speak English. I overcame a lot of obstacles until I could speak a bit of English, and I am continually learning, practising and understanding more in English. Thanks again for your helpful tips to build my confidence when I talk in English. You are an amazing

[rashidaliosa]

A good teacher is one who teaches well, a great teacher is one who inspires- Dr.Grace Lee, I admire your unique and inspiring presentation.Your great.

[nadinedavid]

You are truly an inspiration especially to a foreign person trying to learn a new language which is extremely difficult as an adult and when your alphabet is completely different. To sound native is very difficult to achieve but you aced it !!! But with inner confidence one can achieve almost anything !! 👏👏👏

[feliciabazan]

I will never fall asleep if I have a teacher like you. Thank you for imparting your thoughts. Bless you 🤗💕

[CoolDeepSingh]

Here are the list: 😀
1. Speaking is a skill.
2. Make it about your audience.
3. Visualize yourself as a confident speaker.
4. Know your stuff.
5 . Learn how to tell story.
6. Dress confidently.
7. Practice makes permanent.
8. Know your audience.
10. Change your physiology.

[sobiacsay]

These are all priceless points that if applied, can take someone's speaking skills from zero to hero!

[DrGraceLee]

What's been your experience with speaking? How confident are you?

I'd love to hear from you, put your comments below!

[motivatedtann]

For a native Chinese, you've delivered these pointers so fluently spoken English. It was excellent!

[sanatkumarghosh]

Two thing's are prime importance in public speaking, firstly, you have a messege to deliver and secondly that you have a faith on the audience that your self-esteem will ultimately transform them. In the present speeches we have come accross most of it.

[jwuwvtk]

I am a 54 year old man and I just get absolutely paralyzed when I have to speak in public in front any number of people and I don't think my knowledge base is developed and even my vocabulary is so very limited. I am not sure if it is even too late for me to start working on becoming a better speaking and transferring ideas worth listening to. These tips are so valuable Dr Lee. But I already feel anxious. I want to start today to learn the skill of public speaking and to speak without any filler words...

[edgarbanosa]

1. Practice makes permanent.
2. Process makes perfect..., thank you very much...

[abidemimustapha]

I'm not a stage fright because I don't look at the audience's eyes directly, I look straight to their hair, with this I don't have contact with their eyes to freek me out😀 It works like magic💥

[monichu]

❤️ Thank you so much, I am sending this link to my daughter who is struggling with speaking, talking and she was and still has this shyness of speaking out even at this age considering as an adult now. Your help will be immensely valuable. 🙏

[biubiu_xiner]

Thanks for the tips! I was not very confident almost in my whole life, but I recently decided to face my weakness, you are awesome Dr. Lee!

[debtfree]

Oh my God. You have nailed it on the head for me. I have been making it about me and never comfortable with my delivery of my messages. Thank you.