Learning to excel in public speaking, part two.

The Lindsey Elmore Show

Lindsey Elmore

Health & Fitness, Nutrition, Alternative Health, Medicine

5.0 • 529 Ratings

🗓️ 24 September 2020

⏱️ 25 minutes

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In this episode of the Lindsey Elmore Show, Lindsey shares simple tips and tricks that help you become a better speaker. She states that even those who may feel natural in front of a crowd can become prolific public speakers with formal training and lots of practice. She is sharing exercises, techniques and personal stories that will help you take your speaking game to the next level.

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0:00.0	Sharing opinions about health and wellness with others is critically important if you plan on growing health and wellness business.
0:08.7	But not everybody is a naturally born speaker. Even those who don't have an inherent fear of speaking or just have a natural proclivity on stages can become
0:26.1	better speakers by putting in effort to train speaking as a skill set. I personally think that it is one of
0:37.1	the most critical skill sets that you as a health
0:41.2	and wellness entrepreneur can build. I know for me, it was an absolutely critical piece to my
0:49.7	success as an online teacher. But speaking is not something that just happens. You need to train
1:01.5	and focus on simple tips and tricks that can make you a better speaker. Welcome to the Lindsay
1:10.8	Elmore Show, a podcast that helps you find fulfillment amidst chaos.
1:15.0	On this show, I interview thought leaders, doctors, creatives, spiritual gurus, and game changers
1:20.6	who inspire you to pursue your dreams, overcome obstacles, and leave your mark.
1:32.3	Thank you. Overcome obstacles and leave your mark. Becoming a better speaker is not rocket science.
1:36.9	What it is is a series of practices that help you to become more confident and more clear on stage. So I began my training as a speaker
1:52.6	way back in the day when I was about 10 or 11 years old, I started taking my first acting
1:59.5	classes. And I loved acting classes because it wasn't just about
2:05.8	reading the script.
2:08.5	It had to be so much about the performance and I learned a lot through acting classes that still benefit me to this day.
2:21.3	First, voice and diction classes are key.
2:26.8	They help to strengthen and stretch the muscles that are involved in speech. And they also help to bring your attention
2:37.5	to habitual speech patterns that may be less than perfect. Good diction is not about
2:45.8	changing your accent or it's not about having you to speak properly. Voice Indiction courses and classes and
2:55.7	exercises are about making sure that people understand what you say. So some of the most common
3:07.1	things that I did in voice indiction were tongue twisters.
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