Why Introverts Make Good Speakers
Introverts tend to do a better job of listening and thinking and these skills can be used to create and deliver better speeches
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Introverts tend to do a better job of listening and thinking and these skills can be used to create and deliver better speeches
Speakers who want to do a better job of connecting with their audience need to study stand-up comedians and work their techniques into their next speech
Speakers need to realize that once they are done speaking they then need to take the time to receive praise from their audience
Speakers who are asked to give a webinar need to understand that this is different from giving a speech and we need to go to the effort of making it unforgettable
Speakers need to understand that they can’t get their audience to put their phones away so they should start to incorporate Twitter into their speeches
All speakers dread forgetting what they wanted to say next and so when it happens we need to have a way to buy time in order to remember what comes next
Speakers who want to have their speeches remembered need to make an effort to appeal to the different types of learners in their audience: visual, auditory and kinesthetic
Speakers who decide that they want to become trainers need to understand that they now need to develop some new skills