Develop a Conversational Public Speaking Style

[@twighlight65500]

awesome video! I'm autistic and I've really been struggling with my communications class. I love your advice on bolding and underlining words so that you remember to keep them light and conversational. Thanks so much!

[@lhctraining]

You’re welcome! So glad you found us!

[@VdoAnify]

Thank you! i just got feedback from my boss on this particular subject. I am bilingual but my main language is spanish. English i used more for work. So it was a bit hard to provide a conversational ppt than doing a script. But thank you so much for the tips i will include them on my next presentation

[@lhctraining]

Thanks for sharing your story Doan. Very powerful. So happy that you found our video. It takes practice and you can do it!

[@pv0315]

So happy to see you back making wonderful videos. You are so inspiring and awesome . Thanks Maam

[@lhctraining]

Happy to help you pursue your communication goals!

[@JerseyLynne]

You are really, really Good! I am going to give feed back to a young man getting his doctorate in theology and started a channel!. I think he could use help withwith his presentation, then I decided to do a little looking for material and you popped up first. This little video was full of helpful ideas, No wonder your short was so good, you are demonstrate with your speaking what you're teach. You seem happy, you sound encouraging and you look interested. The presentation is so upbeat, I feel happier after listening. I'll be back for more!

[@lhctraining]

Lynne - I love this story. Thanks for sharing. Keep it simple, to the point, and conversational. Easier said than done!

[@s841431]

Hi, since I am not a native English speaker, my students may encounter similar challenges to mine. How can we effectively prepare for conversational speech? We don’t have many practical strategies to overcome these difficulties. Usually, we start by jotting down scripts for preparation and then try to memorise them. On the big day, we may be able to speak "fluently" or "possibly naturally," but I feel this approach doesn’t align with the style of conversational speech. Do you have any suggestions?

[@cishicike]

Super super super helpful!

[@lhctraining]

Good to know, Austin!

[@StrongwillGameTheory]

Oh god I have so much to absorb and digest. #love it.

[@lhctraining]

Thanks once again for your comment. These videos take a lot of time and energy to create. I am glad you have found them helpful.

[@StrongwillGameTheory]

@@lhctraining I can appreciate how taxing it is to create good quality contents. I found your channel by accident. I was searching for smaller channel like mine for collab, but our channel is very different, so, I don't even know if that's a possibility. I started my channel 9 months ago and I just reached 10k subscribers today..Yey :) To give something back to my community for the love and support I have a plan to go out of my shell and be more bold, and start communicating to my audience in actual voice instead of text.

[@lhctraining]

To do these videos, I had to learn to step out of my comfort zone and connect with people. The one thing that gives me security is knowing that I'm trying to create content that is useful to others. Congrats on the 10k subscribers!

[@mjkennedy2947]

Great information! Thanks for creating this video that I can share with others.

[@lhctraining]

You're very welcome! Thanks MJ.

[@jeandcarvalho3916]

Hay Anne, I am what I thank you for. For your comment and for interacting with me, in a sincere display of warmth, kindness and affection. I have no words to express my feelings about this. I'm Dorgival Dantas Brito From São Paulo Brasil

[@lhctraining]

Thank you for all the comments, Dorgival! So happy to share effective communication skills with the KZbin audience!

[@ArunMPEdison]

Thank you for the great tips.

[@lhctraining]

You're welcome! Any particular tip resonate with you?

[@ArunMPEdison]

@@lhctraining All of them were, the first three, types of language you will use with a friend and internalizing that content. That makes a world of difference. At the same time, when you know too much about the content, deciding what is most important is a challenge. But finding the top 3 for your audience and your goal can help to choose them. Also saying as you mean it or feel what you say was effective. Look forward for more and I wish I reach your fluency and the no stress way of speaking one day soon.

[@3dArtIllustrationMaker]

Can you direct us to a few clips on KZbin that use this type of presentation so we can get an idea of what it looks like?

[@lhctraining]

Hopefully I’m demonstrating what we’re preaching! Some examples of this conversational style to presentations are Oprah’s Golden Globes acceptance speech, Luis Van Ahn’s TED talk, and Steve Job’s Stanford graduation speech. If you’d like to know more, reach out to us at [e-mail]!

[@UniquelyMellc]

This is great, thank you!

[@lhctraining]

You're very welcome, Ma Antoinette!

[@jaikumarsivalingam]

Thank you!

[@lhctraining]

You’re welcome, Jaikumar

[@justinmainacc1575]

nice

[@johnluislamano3190]

nice(1)

[@lhctraining]

Nice x 2! Thanks for your comments

[@b-rninecks1168]

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[@lhctraining]

Curiosity is a great mindset

[@maskmedia7613]

The last time I checked authenticity is key... oh wait this is manipulation... uhg wrong class.

[@lhctraining]

I agree Aaron. Thanks for your comment. Authenticity is a key. Our hope is to give people who experience stage fright practical strategies to boost their confidence and authentically connect with their audience.