That’s because when you imagine a public speaker, you are likely to picture a person standing on a stage with a podium and speaking in front of a live audience.
After all, this face-to-face exchange between a designated speaker and an audience has a 2500-year history.
Nothing beats speaking synchronously, meaning your audience is actually experiencing it in real-time. And it allows you to connect with the audience – and get them involved and engaged.
Know that as a speaker, it is vital to make a personal connection with the audience. Your ability to establish this connection can make the difference between being believed or doubted, being evaluated favorably or unfavorably, or delivering an effective or ineffective presentation.
Public speaking is more than just spewing words – it has the power to influence, to impact and to inspire.
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