How Do I Communicate With Greater Clarity, Confidence, and Credibility?

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Are you ready to take your communication skills to the next level? In this video, we delve deep into the essential aspects of effective communication: clarity, confidence, and credibility. Communication is more than just speaking words; it's about conveying your message with precision and impact. Whether you're presenting in a boardroom, conversing with colleagues, or speaking in public, mastering these skills is crucial for success in both personal and professional spheres.
Unlock the secrets to building credibility and establishing trust with your audience. Explore the power of authenticity, integrity, and emotional intelligence in fostering meaningful connections and driving positive outcomes. Whether you're a seasoned communicator looking to refine your skills or someone just starting on their journey, this video is packed with insights and inspiration to help you communicate with clarity, confidence, and credibility.
Join us as we explore practical tips, strategies, and techniques to help you communicate with greater clarity, confidence, and credibility. From refining your message to polishing your delivery, we cover everything you need to know to captivate your audience and leave a lasting impression.
Jayne Latz is an expert in communication skills. She is an executive communication coach and worked for over 25 years as a speech-language pathologist, college educator, professional speech trainer, and coach. In 2006 she founded Corporate Speech Solutions, LLC which specializes in advancing speech and communication skills for business professionals. She is the proud author of Communicate Up The Corporate Ladder, How To Succeed In Business With Clarity and Confidence.
You will learn:
1. How to develop vocal power
2. How to improve spoken clarity and improve pronunciation
3. How to deliver your message with greater impact using the strategic pause to reduce your rate of speech
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[@JohnSmith86132]

Great video! Here are my notes of her presentation. 1. Speak from the Diaphragm -Drink water 2. Finish the end of the words -practice by using number -practice pronouncing multisyllabic words by reading newspapers like the New York Times 3. Use strategic pausing -at a PERIOD: pause wait 1, 2, 3 seconds -the way we highlight a word is to use pausing (and tonality) 4. No Ums -No more than 2 speech fillers everyone 2 minutes (speech fillers are: Um, So, Like, You know, So, and Actually ) -Record yourself, notice your pattern of speech (most people say: I’m, UM, John Doe) -Pause instead of using a filler word 5. Own your space (this part of the video was cut short, but the idea is to talk to everyone and not just one person) 6. On the phone -Do not take cut shorts when giving out your phone number 0-0-9-7.) -Do not use “oh’ for 0, use ZERO Big Take Away: HOW we say something matters TWICE as much compared to WHAT we say

[@HADarsh-gz7hz]

Thanks

[@maxmaxy8989]

Brandon Johnston Do one more thing sir ! Explain the big take away.

[@thokostampu6192]

Thanks

[@sandrasosa2422]

Brandon Johnston this is fantastic! Thank you

[@elyseepasteur6163]

Thanks a lot! You've already summed this amazing course!

[@theliftexpert]

Not only does she verbally communicate with clarity. She communicates with positive emotion. She communicates with calm visual physical movements. She is definitely an expert at using the 5 senses to communicate. Well done ❤

[@misskellybaby1968]

I know she’s amazing.

[@Deb.-.]

She is painful to listen to.

[@MsLiaStyle]

Totally! This lady is awesome!

[@annaheya2109]

I’ve always been told that I’m softly spoken and assumed it was a compliment lol 😆

[@Prodigy_Il]

I think context is important. If you're giving a presentation being soft spoken might not be the best, especially if you're in corporate. But talking to people in general it can be very comforting hearing someone being soft spoken. And for the dating space I don't think I'd be wrong to assume most men would prefer a women more soft spoken than someone who's speaking in a powerful tone. Not to say its inherently bad, it goes back to the comforting feeling, it's preferable.

[@killuminatusplays2001]

@@Prodigy_Il Above comment is spot on. Context/profession play a big role. For instance a pediatric doctor may not want to use the same tone as business professional presenting a slide deck to board members.

[@f_USAF-Lt.G]

I've been told that... By people that had an occasion they wanted me to speak up, though usually they want to talk over me. Another time I heard that in reference to me was because they were surprised that I showed humility compared to being my boisterous self... 😅

[@allechir]

😀

[@ayishanaseema669]

Yes me too

[@karenphoenix8777]

Thanks so much ! 58 years old! My last job I completely lost my voice! My self-esteem! Working on rebuilding me again! Look forward to more videos and sharing your videos with others!

[@burningmarl5664]

This woman is adorable. She gets out a lot of really good info, as well. I know some people might think her presentation is a bit too Elementary School Teacher-ish, but she is charming and looks so great in that dress.

[@itsnuffin11]

Its so theres no excuse to get lost . its art .

[@sbnatomicrecords]

This is great teaching. The best training I ever got was it being elementary. As adults we lose sight of that

[@elvisdouglas3581]

I agree she's an excellent teacher I learned so much

[@angelicahall583]

Adorable is not the correct adjective. I agree that she delivers a fantastic presentation with authority. She looks great but she is not adorable.

[@burningmarl5664]

@@angelicahall583 It is not a matter of grammar or diction, Angelica. It is not your place to tell me what words to use to describe how Jayne makes me feel in that video. I stand by adorable...Have a nice day!

[@jj5515]

I’m so glad I came across this video. I’ve been struggling with my speech. It’ feels like every other sentence that no one gets me!

[@Noname-iz9uo]

She’s so incredibly clear and comprehensible it’s as if she’s speaking in subtitles.

[@pahadibhulachhu1489]

Thank you Teacher you are amazing. I would like to hear your voice all the day

[@thereal4114]

For some strange reason KZbin/Google is improving it's algorithm in recent months, resulting in earlier videos like this getting newer views. This is great as such useful videos will finally have their proper exposure now that mobile viewing is so dominant.

[@nocetteips4733]

I can’t really say anything in English but I understood like 95% of her speech.🙋🏻‍♂️ I like her so much.

[@TheHas700]

Your presentation exceeded my expectations! I learned strategies that I know will advance my ability to communicate better! Thank you!

[@jewelscolombia4013]

Very helpful for me , Your speed of speaking is suitable for me to understand, thank you for teaching . Keep it up!

[@babdullah5025]

I used to sit in such classes, can't believe how far I've come.

[@niloofarmobaraki8702]

Since English is my second language I really like this communication training .Thank you very much.I wish all my teacher could learn these communication skills. I had too much struggles and challenges for understanding what the instructors tell us in classroom. I work at the pharmacy now and I need the communication skills to communicate clearly with our patients and my coworkers. 🙏💕

[@darling-df9mw]

I really would like that other people that are learning English as a second language would have seen this video because it will makes them realize that they don't need to copy how a native speaker talks or about their bad habits at speaking, what we need to do is learn English the best way possible.

[@maraerharter1420]

So important this video. I'm so glad I opened it all of a sudden.

[@MohamedDihi]

Thank you Jayne for this wonderful presentation. Extremely important

[@elisiodesouza2765]

Great, indeed, you're a good teacher... I learnt a lot from your clear explanation lesson!😆👍👏

[@johnmachiek7950]

Thank you Jayne for building others. you are a global shaper indeed.

[@dral22]

I wish this wonderful lady was my teacher in high school. Love her style of teaching

[@sovathsampan7995]

Thanks teacher, your commendation is great

[@alsakinelnour]

Thank you for all your help it’s really helpful I love it

[@rolandovillodres9167]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom through this channel.I've learned a lot and I may apply this knowledge through out my entire LIFEin this earth.

[@wondwossenkebede6757]

Jayne, your way of speaking is inspiring.

[@f_USAF-Lt.G]

The drills are perfect for the vocabulary(ies) of higher learning, and even better as a "parroting game" with one or more to tandem with ☺

[@EnglishwithLucas]

Important Clippings: - People who use strong, powerful voices exude self-confidence and volume exudes confidence. It is all about vocal projection, not screaming. It all starts with the diaphragm; this is our power source. How do we make sound? (1) We bring this power up, and (2) moves our vocal cords. - Exercise 1: Sit up tall, take a breath and breath in through your nose. Inhale for the count of 3 and exhale for the count of 5, through your nose. This is also step one of relaxation, just breathe. Exercise 2: Take a breath in and count to 10 on your exhalation. Next to 15 and 20 seconds - Tips when going for a presentation or an interview: - Power up from the diaphragm - Bring water, because: 1.Anxiety will give you cough, which will give you more anxiety 2.When somebody asks you a question. Pause and think. - Exercise 3: Stand up, take a breath, and say A (capital letter A) as long as possible. - For accent reduction, one very common error is that we tend to swallow the ends of words and swallowing entire syllables. Tedious drills are the building blocks that get you to your goal, to get to strong, confident communication. Use strategic pausing, to put emphasis on your message. - When you speak your highlighter is your tone, it shows the vocal variety and the pausing. How we say something matters twice as much as what we say. - Uhm, uh, like, you know, so, actually; these are filler words, any word which is not content rich and not adding. Not more than two in two minutes! - To Do: 1.Record yourself 2.Notice your pattern 3.Anticipation 4.Use the power of the pause, don't use filler words - Other tips: 1.Own your space. Numbers you want to chunk. 2.Don’t take shortcuts 3.Remember it is a global marketplace 4.Respect the listener

[@luizrobertoalves5086]

Parabéns, professora. Aula excelente!

[@happinessyogateacher]

I learn by SEEING and DOING. She gives the opportunity to learn by seeing her do what she is telling us to do. She walks it right in front of me, so I can absorb it my way.

[@vandanasharma7461]

It's incredible. I was glued to the screen throughout the session. Indeed an amazing way of you say!

[@kendout]

Dear Madam, as a person who wants to reach a better version of myself. I am trying to be better in every aspect of my life and my voice along with my presentation skill is a great contribution to it. Thank you for your knowledge, your free sharing, and your work. Wish all the best in 2023.

[@gustavol2inmersion]

So professional! thanks for the valuable guidance Jayne, I appreciate so much finding you

[@msmamamiaintx]

Yes to the power of the pause! I often say and model this in my virtual presentations and training classes. This is an awesome presentation! As an author, speaker and trainer there are so many reminders of ToastMasters and new information! So many "aha" moments. I am looking forward to upping my communication skill set and teaching others as well♥️♥️♥️♥️! Thank you for this video and resources you have provided to positively impact our communication skills!

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

Glad you like this video Mia! If you haven't already, download my free ebook, "Communicate with Clarity." Click on this link for the download: www.corporatespeechsolutions.com/resources-communicate-with-clarity/

[@Iloveyou-bitch69]

She’s good. Really knows about which she speaks.

[@naomicudjoe6935]

Great lessons at the right time for me. A great teacher i must say.

[@theresabennett915]

Great lesson. Thank you. It is so true language get misunderstood when you speak fast and drop the suffixes. 👍

[@mirod5222]

Love You , Lady!

[@josetom2736]

Great lesson. Practicing this will transform me into an awesome speaker. Thank you, JL.

[@essaaltayyar]

She speaks clear English language.. She helps us to practice our language skill listening. Thank you..

[@mohamedzemam4076]

Jayne, I deeply appreciate your way of explaining the subject and I much much benefit from your lecture

[@iqbalHussain-sl5tz]

thank you for your best tip and guidance.

[@goodytwoshoes2390]

The best tip I got from this is to slow down my speech, so I have more time to enunciate and that I give people more time to take in what I say.

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

When you master the strategic pause you will be amazed at the change in your delivery! Good luck.

[@RyanEngelbrecht5]

I am glad people are still teaching diction amd clarity. So many people slur their words and expect to be understood.

[@joaovianeidasilva4310]

Hi Jayne, this is the most interesting piece of work on communication I have ever seen. Congratulations and thank you for your generosity.

[@juliosamueldossantos2932]

Ooh, I think really came on time. Thank you.

[@herzonchu6153]

Thank you for this incredible lesson, Jayne. I enjoyed it a lot.

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

My pleasure.

[@ricardoneira360]

What a pleasure to listening to her. So engaging!!

[@Sba1234567]

Absolutely a superb lecture. So impressed. Thanks.

[@romaneiroromaneiro4957]

Your speech is very clear and understandable even for non native English speakers. You don t swallow words and don t use too much phrasal verbs, like do typical Americans) Thank you so much for you clear speech !! You don t participate in competition "who can pronounce more words per 1 minute, magpie or me?" and it s right way!!

[@vinodhmariappan1368]

Amazing Jayne, The topics were really interesting, Thanks for the session.

[@chetnamehta4095]

Ma'am your voice is very clear and powerful. I love to hear you. Its God's gift. You have a good fortune to get this kind of voice.

[@hossamyasser8651]

I love how your voice is so much clear, Thanks!

[@VETCCONGOCHANNEL]

Yes I agree with her about all, the major thing in communication is about emotion and movements that you make in front of people!

[@crystalsinghmarketing9827]

I love this video. I think you're a greater speaker! Your comfort on camera is impressive...Less than 60 seconds after autoplay brought me here I subscribed :)

[@nilofapervinsultana927]

Me too

[@dcshoes7497]

I love you too

[@parveensagar3612]

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[@vincentoloo1765]

this realy encouraging will always watch these videos

[@jennygilmore9619]

I keep listening to you. You're voice is clear.

[@AbbaJifarTube]

You are such a master in eloquence I wished that Canadians spoke like you beautifully.

[@theresakaseka4289]

Enjoying this! the pace, the emphasis, you have a good teaching skill that makes me understand everything.

[@daveshin8983]

I can assert this class is so valuable in that she gave lesson to students with great clarity and help people who are from non-native English countries to understand that everybody makes mistakes! So don’t be nervous and don’t feel guilty!

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

Thank you Dave for your feedback! If you haven't already, visit our website where you'll be able to find more resources that can help you develop your communication skills! Here's the link: www.corporatespeechsolutions.com/

[@salmanabualsameed5514]

Thank you, I never had such a lesson in all my life long

[@angadcheema3753]

You are excellent teacher with wonderful art of teaching

[@gnanasekaranebinezar7199]

Splendid!!! What a lively presentation with appropriate context!!! Pointed out the common mistakes made and providing the solution for the same is amazing. You are the real master and command over corporate communications. Great presentation on communication. Your good work continues forever👍👏👏👏

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

Thank you for that lovely feedback. Wishing you great success!

[@aloyarunesh1224]

It’s so simple and clear to learn what is communicated here. Excellent teacher! God bless you!

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

Thank you! 😃

[@vinodkumargaurav1]

You are a great teacher. I really want to hug you. Love you ma'am

[@1806svetlana]

I wish I heard of you before. So knowledgeable,so much useful info. Thank you for the video.

[@ewango11]

Thank you Jayne. After this exercise I enjoyed the way I spoke. It is an accomplishment that I have wanted in a very long time! I want to be a well spoken lady

[@andreasote9281]

Same here 😊

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

Keep practicing.

[@MBERA-Mathieu]

@@TheCommunicationTrainer thanks for your teaching am in Africa and practicing your guidance

[@ebbytutor1919]

Great job ma'am, it will be nice if you also give IELTS lessons. I enjoy this session

[@admasugetacewhirkisa5930]

Thank you teacher it is wonderful I want share always the information about this topics

[@dhgnofn]

thank her i learned how to communicate correctly and clear , i will be thankful.

[@jriver64]

What a powerful speaker this Professional Speaker! I have just learned more from her in just a few examples she provided in this session. Thank you.

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

Wonderful!

[@youngiansorted1255]

I'm sorry could you repeat what you just said?

[@godfreychikowore5001]

I appreciate the professional interactive tone of this wonderful platform. There is more than enough of capabilities to take home from conversation.

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

Go to my website www.corporatespeechsolutions.com/ to attend our virtual events if you like this workshop.

[@homeworkats5266]

Jayne, you rock!!!....I´m subscribing right now!!!

[@JosimaraMusicaNatureza]

Im Brasilian and i was searching for teachers english, and i found her video hahhaa, and she speaks very good, clarity, and i can understand her. This sounds good for me because im feeling like i know right now the english lenguage, because i understand her. Haha amazing. Im jubilous.

[@danielwauna4092]

It’s my first time to listen to you and I didn’t realize how quickly this lesson ended. It was captivating almost putting me at the edge of the chair. Thank you for the power of the voice, clarity, confidence and also not to forget, the power of the pause! The awesomeness here could be cut with a knife. I loved that expression about the smile that could light up an entire city! Wow!

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

Thank you so much for your feedback. We truly appreciate your support in watching this video and we hope you visit our channel. We have more videos like this.

[@woodworkingaspirations1720]

Some really good information in this presentation. I will definitely watch this about three times to master the content. I use the uums and will now watch out for them and use the pauses more. Also liked the "owning the space" section when seated.

[@bgurung9046]

Thanks for your videos. Subscribed and Notification Bell "On".

[@Elhermanito_1234]

Thanks for your English clasess, greetings from Lima Peru.

[@GrowbyJoe]

Thank you for the incredible lesson!

[@adebayoagbaje]

The way you speak makes it effortlessly easy to follow through. I didn't have to replay a sentence in my head. Thanks Jayne.

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

I appreciate the feedback! If you haven't done so already, visit my channel to find more videos to help you improve your communication skills.

[@514hernandez]

Great class thanks teacher!!! Awesome.

[@muhannedabass]

You are a GREAT Coach!

[@zestzephyrius3396]

Thank you so much for this content! I just realized how much I swallowed my words when I speak. Thanks again! I'm going to practice to speak with more clarity

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

That's wonderful! Consistency is the key to mastering any skill! 😀

[@mahmoodxyz]

Thank you very much, Ms Latz, for all the tips. As a non-native English speaker, I need them more than anybody else, and I would bring them into my practice.

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

Be sure to join my free masterclass on February 13th at 12 pm EST!

[@go2274]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing

[@chrismullin8304]

This really is a compliment. I am sure I watched her on SNL years ago!

[@ashishgupta659]

U are glorious! Am just thinking, I wish I would speak such the way u r delivering the words so wisely. Thank you very much teacher!!

[@patriciadecker9004]

Aweaome, very helpful tips, and I love your enthusiasm

[@josecanela8049]

I’m so glad I found this. As a business management student and someone with an accent. This is a very important and necessary skill. Thank you.

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ingsesas4348]

Thank you very much Jayne for helping people become a better comunicator. I learned a lot and feel in debt with you. Best regards from Colombia!

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

Thank you for you kind words! If you can, share my channel to your friends and family to help them become improve their communication skills. Have an amazing day!

[@tspeakyenglish3941]

Great tactics and techniques about real communication. I admire them even your slow way of speaking is amazing and understandable. You make me energized to speak confidently and do my daily sprint in whatever situation created to speak or to use my communication tools. I LIKE TOP BE A GREAT COMMUNICATOR..

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

Thank you for your feedback. On the flip side, reading your passion to become a top communicator is also energizing me to produce great content that can guide you on your journey. If you haven't already visit my channel, where I have lots of videos that can help you become a great communicator. Also, if you have questions, feel free to comment down below or email me at [e-mail]. Take care!

[@SocleanYann]

I’m so impressed for this lesson. I got a lot of takeaways and for sure will help me to improve my shortcomings in communication skills

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

I'm so glad this video helped you with developing your communication skills. Definitely, go to my website to find more resources that can help you further your development. www.corporatespeechsolutions.com/

[@rahmanocawni5618]

Waw, I've looked all of the KZbin videos. But I don't find a good teacher like you. Your style of teaching is very appreciated. Go ahead.

[@priscillakagaga2222]

Excellent delivery.

[@sbnatomicrecords]

This training is awesome. I believe this can benefit me alot because as a public speaker and aspiring coach, the art of communication is so important. Im always looking to get better.

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

Thank you for your feedback! We have many more communication videos on our channel. If you have any questions about our videos or services, feel free to email me at [e-mail] Also, don't forget to visit our website for more resources on our online trainings. www.corporatespeechsolutions.com/

[@areruben10]

Wow! Great job! Warm regards from Mexico

[@Hadinata8]

What a professional trainer! Thanks.

[@33fedrico]

I started loving this quarantine when I find videos like this. THANKS so much

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@RMalai]

All teachers and professors have to undergo this type of lecture multiple times. some are definitely good and conveying their point, while some are terrible.

[@agapewomansj4481]

I agree 💯

[@esthercollins5079]

This presentation was very helpful and I was able to recognize some of my short comings. Would surely practice the skills of tone, vocal variety and pause. Understanding that power is very important in sending a message. Great presentation.

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mohmadamin1954]

the best communication training session on you tube I have ever found..

[@shanliu5335]

Definitely the best 36 mins I have spent on KZbin:) a lot of takeaways I have learnt from this video and now i know how to start practising my speech skills

[@TheCommunicationTrainer]

Glad you love this video. What are some of your biggest takeaways from this video?