Public speaking is the act of speaking in front of a group of people in an open forum, private conference, or in a well-defined manner with the intention of informing, teaching, influencing, advising, or entertaining the audience.

In this article, I’ll share with you the ten (10) public speaking tips you’ll want to keep in mind on how to overcome your fear of public speaking and how to deliver an impactful and powerful speech and presentation.

The first thing to keep in mind is knowing that people want you to succeed. The audience doesn’t want you to disappoint them, the listeners want you to be engaging, inspiring, educational and entertaining, which means they are on your side.

Second, familiarize yourself with the place.; that is, know the place where you will speak. Arrive at the venue early enough, walk around the speaking arena at the same time you exercise using the microphone and any visuals.

Third, get familiar with the audience. Wave to a few of the attendees as they approach the venue, as it’s easier to talk to a crowd of friends than a group of strangers.

Fourth, create in your mind yourself giving yourself a speech.. In other words, operate from your individual brand, visualize yourself communicating, your deafening, audible and confident tone of voice, by imagining yourself victorious, you will automatically be successful.

Fifth, understand your material; put your speech into practice and rework as much as possible. If you don’t recognize your material or aren’t confident with it, apprehension increases, which is bad for the public forum.

Sixth, pay attention to the message, not the medium.. Move your concentration away from your own nervousness and outwardly towards your own points and your audience, so the restlessness will vanish.

Seventh point, relax; relieve worry by exercising.

Eighth, gain experience. Fluency builds self-confidence, which everyone knows is the key to successful speaking; for example, clubs can make the practice you need available to you.

Ninth point, convert tension into optimistic energy.. Squeeze her nerve force and turn it into strength and passion to speak to the public.

The tenth and final point to give a successful speech is: DO NOT apologize.. If you talk about your concern or apologize for any speech difficulties you think you had with your speech, you may be drawing listeners’ attention to a point they weren’t aware of.

In conclusion, for you to overcome your fear of public speaking, you must be the boss, the head, the cheerleader, and the listener to be successful.

Again, we found out that the audience doesn’t want you to let them down, the listeners want you to be engaging, inspiring, educational, and with all of this you have to use public speaking in your speech, use gestures in a speech, be in command. of your voice (inflection), good use of vocabulary, register of a good command of grammar, choice of words, speaking notes, tones of use of humor and the last one in the public speaking workshop is to develop a relationship with the listeners