The 5 Rules of Powerful Public Speaking

The Tai Lopez Show

Tai Lopez

Business

4.8 • 6.9K Ratings

🗓️ 23 July 2019

⏱️ 22 minutes

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“When you’re trying to get people’s attention, speak fast. When you’re trying to get people’s trust, speak slow.” - Tai Lopez(click to tweet)Most of us are scared of public speaking.But that’s only because we have yet to have a good experience getting in front of an audience. The stage fright and perceived threat of embarrassment makes us content with staying inside our comfort zone. If we’re not careful, this level of content can persist throughout our lives, leaving us in a position of never facing our fears. That’s why on today’s episode of The Tai Lopez Show, we are breaking down the 5 rules of powerful public speaking. From mastering emotional transference to understanding the different levels of cadence, this toolset gives us a framework to reference the next time we get in front of an audience. Tune in to this episode, so you can start to cease the speaking opportunities that are presented to you!Don’t forget! You can also listen to The Tai Lopez Show on Spotify! Click “Follow” and let me know what you think!“Humans, by their very nature, don’t trust other people.” - Tai Lopez(click to tweet)Points to Keep In MindUnderstand evolutionary psychology and risk-aversion to become a good public speakerSlow down your speech if you start to feel anxiety or nervousnessFind that balance between improvisation and preparation“Builder” personality-types like to listen to more structured speaking stylesMaster emotional transference, the act of transferring your strongly held beliefs to another perosnUnderstand that the only thing words are good for is transferring emotionsPursue your life with logic ahead of anything elseWhat makes you a great speaker is the same that makes you great at anything: practiceLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to today's show. Let's talk about the five rules of powerful public
0:10.5	speaking, the five power rules. I'll tell you this, I was just doing a live sales
0:16.2	training call for some people who wanted to come work for me and my offices,
0:19.6	and I told them, let me tell you a tragedy of epic proportions in this world. The skill,
0:25.6	if you could have one skill that could propel you almost further than any other skill,
0:30.9	what would it be? Would it be organization? Would it be all that, you know, would it be to
0:35.7	no physics, math, engineering? I mean, all those are great. Would it be to know how to
0:41.7	launch businesses and branding and marketing? I said, nope. Give me one powerful skill that I
0:48.9	excel at that I'm in the top standard deviation in in the world, communication and public speaking.
0:56.4	I'm not talking about necessarily going on stage, let me be clear on that. Now, how much of your
1:03.0	education and your upbringing was devoted to teaching you even one tenth of what you need to know
1:08.0	about communication? If you could communicate, you'll never be broke. You can always find a job,
1:13.1	you can always close deals, you can always talk your way to where you need to be. And I'm saying
1:20.2	not in a dishonest, disingenuous way, you could communicate who you are. Listen, you're probably
1:28.3	a lot more skilled, a lot better than the average person can perceive. Look, when you meet a stranger,
1:36.1	if you study evolution, let me just jump into these five power tips. So the first rule is understand
1:43.4	evolutionary psychology, okay? Understand evolutionary psychology and risk aversion. So first
1:51.9	though you got to know before you become a powerful communicator, speaker, deal maker, salesperson,
1:57.8	whatever, entrepreneur, power employee CEO, whatever it is you want, is that you got to understand
2:05.2	the fundamentals. Why? Why? Is it so hard to be a good communicator? And some people think,
2:13.0	well, it's because you know, maybe you're shy or you get nervous when you're on stage. Nope,
2:19.3	let me tell you why. It's the other side, it's not you. Humans by their very nature don't trust other
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