The benefits of speaking SLOW & FAST

If you speak too fast, that's okay! Just don't get stuck there. Any default rate of speech isn't effective, so make sure you vary between a faster and slower rate to really draw your audience in.

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[askvinh]

My 3 Part Communication Skills Course:

[Words_and_Whimsy_Cos]

I love how he was doing exactly that while he was explaining it, really made a great example

[pandamilkshake]

If you speak too slowly I'd think you're having a stroke and if you speak too fast I'd think you've sniffed something pretty strong 😂

[purchasingofficerwkpp]

😅 😅 I literally freaked out thinking about listening to that slowmo voice for an hour .

[silentknight]

This makes much sense now! I do this all the time!!! I just didn’t know like the mechanisms to it all 😂🤣😂

[seankrake]

I learned this when I learned to teach. I struggle with tonality, so the other things you can do are vary the rate you speak at, and the volume. Slow and quiet to draw people in, fast and loud to show emphasis. You might not even be saying anything interesting, but it sounds interesting

[andrewcross]

You just need a red shirt and you are basically Tom Scott.

[maartenvandenberge]

went from speaking french as a forigneir, to french as a native in terms of rate of speach

[spiceytradeboat]

And people lean in when you change your pace… that’s a good one

[PreachBubble]

Actually good advice cause I feel like the more I explain the more confused people get and they panic because they don’t know wtf is going on at work lol I’ll try slowing down

[rccarothers]

I am so impressed with the Smarts, Talent & ability to teach life skills that no one ever thinks of how important communicating properly, with honest love & proper intent that makes or breaks many careers, friendships & important loving relationships that we all have access to! Poor, Rich Religious or not anyone can change theirs & others life's around them by intentionally developing this FREE SKILL! A poor man can become rich, a rich man poor, a believer in faith anti faith & a non believer into a true believer!
Think abou/ it!

[ambermartin]

Oh, wow! I love it. I used to teach rate along with gesture, expression, and volume back when I worked with international teaching assistants. I never truly thought to include consciously varying one's rate.

[Marcus-ftbj]

My first lecturer did this at university. But to an extreme level, and it would also include speaking more quietly/LOUD
Since everyone was chronically hungover for the first month it was half sleeping, half racing heart rates as a consequence

[ULouOW]

i love talking fast, they end up being able to understand me, and its just how i love speaking, its me

[hahanikki]

That's what I want my chemistry teacher to understand. He speaks fast while explaining new concepts and slows down when it is some easy concept that I know already about. Its so frustrating.

[Matt-jpif]

When he “came on stage” and started speaking slow, immediately caught my attention cause suddenly he’s really emphasising. It’s a case of drawing attention to certain things.

[garnetnard]

This is the first “buy my course” video I have seen on YouTube that actually made me want to buy the course.

[pedroclaro]

oh my.... that's actually INCREDIBLY helpful! :D

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Takes skill to saying most obvious thing possible and making ppl believe they learned some hidden secret of communication.

[Ephriam.]

Yes!!! Dynamics on your speech are essencial