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Public Speaking Tips To Remember When You’re On Centre Stage  by: Emily Sanders There are many public speaking tips you’ll need to take into consideration when writing your speech and when preparing to deliver your speech. That said, once you’re centre stage, there are a few simple (but crucial) public speaking tips to always keep in mind: Simple Public Speaking tips to remember: • Start every speech with a smile. Don’t think for a minute that it’s silly, a warm and endearing face will hold you audience’s attention. • Talk a bit louder than you think necessary. • Put some enthusiasm into your voice. • Use some gestures to show that you are alive. • Get up on a platform above the audience if you can (they want and need to see you). Here are a few easy public speaking tips you might need if you’re audience gets fatigued: Always watch the audience (at the first sign of fatigue, do something)! This may be the point to bring up the next story. But don't ignore that first yawn. Look out for your nervous habits, don't fumble with your glasses, the change in your pocket or your clothes. If you cannot find anything to say that will wake up you audience, start asking questions. Get your audience involved or get them moving by doing group exercises. Remember: an active mind is a happy mind! About The Author Copyright © Brain Candy Factory. This article is published by Emily Sanders, associate publisher for www.overcome-fear-of-public-speaking.com & www.fearless-speakers.com. This site is dedicated to providing new speakers and fearful speakers with quality information to help them improve their public speaking skills. To sign-up for our free e-course, click here www.overcome-fear-of-public-speaking.com/free-mini-course.html or & www.fearless-speakers.com. This article was posted on January 10, 2006 Read More Articles from the "Self Improvement and Motivation" Category: Are You Carrying Emotional Baggage? by Mark Webb, M.S., L.M.F.T. Play Piano - How to Play Piano By Ear by Ronald Worthy Other Things to be Thankful for… by Gene Simmons Risks Of Using Novelty Contact Lenses by Beverly Kane The Psychology Of Success by Kevin Quigley Bullseye Interviewing by Tamara Jong The Power of a Clear Intention by Kinney Dancair Where is Your Happiness? Past, Present, or Future?? by Dr. David Thomas Hand Made in a Sound Byte World by Akylina Lee The Value of Creativity - Part 1 by Angie Dixon << Back to "Self Improvement And Motivation" Index

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