How to Articulate Your Thoughts Effectively - 7 Powerful Techniques

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Have you ever said, "It's in my head but I'm having trouble putting thoughts into words"? Do you know that your thoughts and ideas have the potential to make a meaningful difference, but you just don't know how to get it out of your head?
Or have you tried many different ways to articulate your thoughts, only to be misunderstood or to have people tell you they still don't understand?
In this video, Dr. Grace is going to give you some powerful strategies and techniques to articulate your thoughts better.
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[@miketrandesign]

Sometimes I'll start a sentence, and I don't even know where it's going. I just hope to find it along the way. Like an improv conversation. An improversation.

[@galaxylucia1898]

😂😂 I like the portmanteau, but as an introvert yes, it can be nerve wracking talking and feeling like you’re babbling on.

[@nosiphomqaqa21]

I thought there was something wrong with me because I also tend to forget where my sentence is going while I'm busy talking.

[@TashaDotLove]

Me too! This thread is so comforting because I thought something was wrong with me and I have this same issue

[@wearealive796]

Lol I was the same sometimes during graduation

[@highedge9729]

Lolz...so much truth though. Totally relate! oh btw..u meant improvisation..heeh

[@kyeh4551]

Here’s the thing: 1. Leverage their intake style - visual, auditory and kinesthetic 2. Lean on their behaviors - demanding, social, laid back, analytical 3. Learn how others see you - they see you through your eyes 4. Lay them down in writing first 5. List them out with a structure 6. Learn the words - expand vocabulary 7. Lose the stage fright - fear of what others may think

[@kurt8263]

Thanks, screenshot saved for future use. 😁

[@kaym.2854]

Why thank you! Commentors like you are my favorite kind of people.

[@yhalou4526]

Thanks

[@LWilliamsss]

Thanks. I’m still gonna watch the video tho’. 😂😆 she took the time to make it for us , but I digress 😎

[@senoramaestrah9833]

You’re a saint Kevin Yeh

[@ThisAndThat4All]

"People don't see you through their eyes, they see you through yours!"

[@minichanz]

This is life changing this wisdom, I hope I remind myself at class

[@DrGraceLee]

You got it!

[@jamesroger1233]

Can someone discuss this further thank you

[@chrischew1410]

Actually I see this differently. Other people see me through their eyes, not through mine because what I say is being filtered through their experiences and beliefs and that gives rise to their perception about me, e.g he looks frustrated when he said that. But I may not actually feel frustrated. Grace are u trying to say that other people see me through my behaviours ? I don’t see how they can see through my eyes... can u explain what u mean?

[@MiamiBeachGlow]

@@chrischew1410 You are absolutely right Chris. People judge others according to their own thoughts and not on reality.

[@VlogMediaBrees]

People actually see you through their own eyes, and whomever it is that they are in character. I will never allow another person to tell me who I am.

[@Esther-pw5rs]

My biggest challenge is when I get asked something that i have not prepared for , then I feel like I cant digest the question quick enough and response with the answer that I want to give. ( usually I will have better answer after I do the reflection at the end of it ) 🤣

[@irisalcantara8523]

Same here! But it gets better after... So what I do is I seek experience.. I just get trouble expressing a certain thought the first or second time.. 😊 I learn not to be afraid of making mistakes..

[@thedigitalceo]

Sounds like everyone! I think the best thing that works for me is to not feel like you have to rush an answer. Actually slow down and listen to the question. Even pause to reflect and even ask the person to repeat themselves or clarify before you answer. I found that gives you time to not rush and say something crude or confusing until you fully digest the question and collect thoughts. Sometimes I also repeat parts of the question to myself or out loud and that provides a prompt to collect an appropriate response to what’s being asked.

[@rudylove39love87]

Me too

[@SiSi-oi2or]

Ask them if they would allow you to reflect on that

[@genz725]

I have the same problem 😭 been struggling for years.

[@RizajenGomezLeonard]

Practicing doesn’t make perfect, practice makes permanent. Really true.

[@juncabal5057]

thats words of wisdom

[@forbes4007]

My coach in junior high always emphasized “practice does not make perfect, perfect practice makes perfect”

[@ali7644]

And also improvement

[@tshidio]

Thank you for this

[@ninacity3362]

If this is boring to listen to, I highly recommend pausing and coming back once you digested a bit of info. It's very valuable.

[@minichanz]

Thank you Nina.

[@asiajackson1550]

Literally what I was about to do, a little less than 5 minutes in but definitely coming back tomorrow!

[@dawynn9362]

Not boring. Just A LOT of info to digest in one seating.

[@Tccg97]

It’s a little boring on top of the fact that there’s no subtitles. I feel that with subs i can hear better, even if the subs are in English ._.

[@rosenjoroge9373]

Wow. Glad to know that I'm perfectly normal

[@thethyroidexperience65]

I have no clue why this showed up on my feed but omg it's like she made this video for me

[@dejaibrown2843]

The craziest thing is that I was thinking to myself “ I need to articulate my thoughts better” , tell me why I open KZbin and this is recommended, also I rarely watch content like this so that was crazy

[@c.n368]

Me too

[@TheREALQueenJay]

🗣 government

[@girlbloggerldr]

This just happened to me

[@katierojas8066]

Same

[@katierojas8066]

I’ve often wondered if I am dyslexic.

[@DrKayExplains]

I most definitely need this. I often struggle to articulate what's going on in my head. I think a lot of it is to do with confidence. Thank you for making this video

[@diligentdevotion695]

I agree!! I think it definitely has to do with confidence

[@stanj-p9507]

Also don’t feel ashamed to slow down your speech. Giving yourself space to let it out rather than rushing through

[@s.s.6722]

"Practice doesn't make perfect, practice makes permanent" I loved that

[@afenton32]

I am very poor at articulating and communication in general. I know what I want to say and the words are in my mind, but when the time comes to say them, they just won't flow. When I was younger, it wasn't much of a problem, but now it has become a major issue. I really need help with this, thank you so much for your amazing video!

[@glendycifuentes9916]

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[@blu3j00Ls]

Omg, me too. I did not have this difficulty years ago! Things change 😣

[@DrGraceLee]

I'm grateful to hear that you found my video helpful. Awareness is the first important step because now you know exactly what to work towards. What gets measured, gets improved! You got this!

[@afenton32]

@@DrGraceLee Thank you!

[@CoffeeCrazy]

I wonder if there is are exercises that will help this issue.

[@joeycao49]

Every teacher and professor should watch this.

[@aliciarobson1581]

My greatest challenges are #7 fear of what others think and I feel like to my words and thoughts are not aligned ... Sometimes thinking faster than in speaking

[@jakewalker1586]

Hi Grace, I really like your videos, particularly on articulation. It feels like you offer the best value in this area on the whole of KZbin! They are very useful, thanks.

[@wellajanesinal2704]

Yah, that's true, thank you so much for sharing this kind of information, it really helps me a lot.❤️

[@SophiaDaoPh]

Incredible! Thank you, doctor! Full of helpful techniques xx

[@brucemah609]

Thank you so much!! Pearls of wisdom!

[@rlarviso]

Dr. Grace Lee, thank you so much!!

[@lezlieobrien]

I love the topics you provide content for. Very well articulated 🤍❄️💙

[@michaelsoliven4611]

Thank you Dr Grace! This is much appreciated. I always get anxious when presenting my monthly report to our company stakeholders even we do it thru zoom. This definitely helped me! Thank you so much!

[@arlinegeorge6967]

Thank for sharing. Thank you, bless you. All your dreams come true.

[@teachertiah]

This was very helpful! Thank you for sharing

[@saudiaally8495]

This video was awesome I wrote down all the key points . I just want to articulate my thoughts in regular conversation. Thank you so much ..

[@junebreeze5620]

This video was helpful because you gave the step and how to apply them. Interviewing without being long winded.

[@afrikantantes]

Love your advices Dr. Grace. Thanks for such valuable information👍🏾. I just subscribed.

[@inalight.]

Amazing..thank you. That ending was perfect!

[@winfridahbanda5739]

Right on time! When I needed it🙌 Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! 🥰

[@ErnestOlusanya]

Loved every part of this. Thanks for sharing.

[@Lou_1111]

Very helpful and informative. 💕

[@forceforgood4669]

Priceless tips, thank you for sharing.

[@wl8053]

Great tips. .make a lot of sense. I have forwarded this clip to my team. Thank you Grace.

[@eliliu3984]

Great Video! Never thought about this topic but its just what I needed!!

[@kyan1220]

This is so timely. Thank you for sharing this video, it’s very helpful.

[@mdarnell514]

Brilliant! Objective, Concise, not overly verbose and educational. Love that you give the tips and the application of them .... and an example and how it might play out... and then why. Great job. Keep up the good work.

[@somethingbeautiful2212]

This is invaluable information, thank you! I rarely feel heard fully by my co-communicators and have been wanting to understand why, as I too have important information to share, but do not relish repeating myself, or feeling the need to go into detailed description whenever I get blank stares.

[@literalmiracles7130]

I found this to be true and it’s very helpful and effective. I appreciated these pro tips and appreciate you Dr. Grace Lee. 🙂

[@Bebang60]

Learned a lot from this. Need to rewatch this and go over all the points. And yes, I love the last one on how to lose the stage fright, taking off self👍💖

[@herenow4550]

THIS WAS SO HELPFUL thank you so much! This popped up for me right when I needed it too.

[@cinematicsmoove1094]

This is great! Extremely helpful, and I recommend anyone/everyone to WATCH & LEARN!! 🙌🏾

[@lilycarbajal6693]

I love you are teaching this with such grace. thank you

[@LP-fz5xm]

This is Extreeeemely helpful!!!

[@alexwebstar]

This podcast is very informative to me , Thank you, Dr Lee for shearing you’re wisdom, knowledge and understanding.

[@talmadgedarden4377]

Great, informative and insightful techniques to articulate your thoughts into words is essential for one's success!

[@jamesblackarmawolo7923]

Thanks for the insightful thoughts Prof. Lee

[@jeorgen459]

Thank you for this Dr. Lee it’s very helpful. I need your help to become confident.

[@janelmiller5935]

Thank you Dr Grace! I have the most trouble with the mechanical part of conversation

[@LP-fz5xm]

When I was 11, and the only Spanish speaking student present, my teacher asked me to translate for a latino parent who had shown up in class inquiring about his child. I froze and couldn't get my words out. That stayed with me. 30 years later and I still feel guilt over letting my teacher and the parent down. Back at college in my 40s and beginning to have those feelings of failure again.... I will make it about them Dr Grace Lee. You're an 😇 🙏🏽😭

[@Magickalmother]

Hope you heal from that moment. Dont let that negative moment replay in your head. ❤️❤️❤️

[@LP-fz5xm]

@@Magickalmother Thank you so much! 💓

[@fabricesioul3397]

I really hope you will find your true expression style so you can feel confident speaking.

[@LP-fz5xm]

@@fabricesioul3397 I appreciate your encouraging words 💙

[@russellbray4594]

Thanks Grace; some excellent points there.

[@vinodsamala8592]

How can I watch one video and don't end up with watching 250 videos of yours?😭 All your content is useful to me and I am glad I found this channel. Thanks dear

[@georgeatenchangndi3518]

Amazing ! U just touched all the points i need Dr👍

[@miriamfujita1111]

This is an eye opening video. It explains that my boss is analytical and loves to see numbers. When I present to him, I back it up with solid numbers, and he is happy. :)

[@ryanrinaldo7866]

Great teachings 👌🏾💯🤍

[@BrentWidman]

Yes! I needed this video 20 years ago!

[@MsNotaBene]

Best video ive ever watched about techniques of public speaking. 😍

[@Doxcash]

this is the best instructional video ever made on KZbin ..

[@nurainiever4126]

Great video. I learnt a lot from you as I am preparing for my ielts exam. It was a perfect timing as this is what I really needed because I am struggling to convey my thoughts to others in a way that I am speaking in a natural way and not sound mechanical.

[@houseofgolde]

BEAUTIFUL thanks for sharing this, i agree with these points, the key is to always get to a better outcome. Keep shining!

[@HimanshuSharma-oy9ss]

Simply Amazing !!. Thank you !!!

[@thomasj7506]

I literally prayed for help with this and this showed up on my feed. God bless you Doc.

[@AD-zf2gv]

thanks for the application process, this helped me get my words out and I belive I am ready to start the journey as a great communicator

[@beauchateau5943]

I love your way of teaching and communication. Thank you. I learned a lot.

[@raymondbreton9978]

You are a blessing, thank you so much for this video

[@baarbs8723]

Hi Dr. Lee, mine is definately mostly stage fright, I find myself becoming intimidated by certain people or in certain rooms. But all your points were helpful, thank you!

[@nicoleguise6936]

Thank you so very much for sharing your insight and suggestions. I struggle with the fear. Therefore, I stumble over my words a little. Or, I will speak too fast. Often reminding myself to breathe and slow down helps in the moment. Btw, I have placed reminders on my desk as well. You are a wonderful resource. I look forward to learning more.

[@meggie.vongchanh9661]

Thanks for for sharing, this is amazing information that are not thought in school! Skills that are useful to be successful in connecting with people

[@DaniOchannel]

I subconsciously learned to do this over years of practice. I wish i saw this 10 years ago ❤️

[@tyeb155]

Absolutely excellent help and pointers. Thank you

[@GilliMarieMoody]

Thank you. I once learned four types of learners: 1. listeners, 2. listeners who are major note-writers✍🏽 3. people who experience (listen or watch) an example, and 4. people who do the example, themselves, for themselves (and/or others). Will listen🎧 to this again. I certainly agree with you re parallelism. Cheers📣.

[@uppertrans8139]

Dr. Lee, good morning! Thank you for making up so great points! I have heard several times about expending vocabulary. I deeply agree with you because I can say that one of my main challenges are vocabulary. I know that it would take some time for me to accumulate those words. But I don't have time. I have to do it ASAP! Also, the scope is too big for me to accumulate them! Would you please recommend some resources, like books, videos...? I really feel that your words and the combination are very precise, very smooth, also very easy to be understood. I hope that someday I can speak like you! Thank you so much!

[@TheJustinGreen]

This is very golden. I appreciate you sharing this information.

[@marcuskolade703]

This is an awesome and well articulate video... Thank you!

[@raisaanjum2374]

After a lot of searches, I found a video on communication that is thorough and makes sense.

[@PedroGonzalez-ez2pj]

Thank you Dr. Lee, that was electrifying!

[@DrGraceLee]

My pleasure, it's a blessing to have you here!

[@migibeats104]

Wonderful content. Thanks a mil.

[@captainharris2419]

Great Helpful video with useful tips, loved the realness at the end with the blooper 😅 great smile, sense of humor, clear and concise

[@skateviolet]

Thank you for sharing this!!!!!!! I learned so much 😭

[@godisgoodprince7056]

Very good tips! The two that especially resonated with me were 1) People see you through your eyes, not theirs, and 2) Overcome stage fright by making it about them, they are the stars. Thanks so much.

[@DrGraceLee]

You got it!

[@toasty1510]

I have a hard time communicating my thoughts into words, this video helped me alot. When you talk about technique 3. How people see you through your eyes really hit me. I really want to better myself thank for this video. I was scrambling through videos looking for right video, this is it!

[@DIEMMY633]

I love to learn from you, thank you for your sharing

[@ChatsWithFlo]

I love the tip about remembering the keyword and expanding your vocabulary.

[@accountonline1]

you present really well. thanks

[@johnayala2540]

Wow! How did I survive this long and didn't know the existence of Dr. Lee. I became an instant fan during the first 2 minutes of this video. Loaded with valuable info. I hope she would continue making more similar educational videos.🙏🏻✌🏻

[@empressironbladder8942]

What a GREAT video! LOTS of information, and insight....I appreciate you💝

[@DrGraceLee]

I appreciate you too! Thanks for stopping by and leaving your thoughts!

[@madzdiaries3757]

This is such a great content. ❤️

[@luiscarlosobandolopez3530]

Oh my God. Thank you so much for this amazing video. I just discovered your videos due to the algorithm recommendation. So glad I found you. I’m in the middle of a career development and I really needed to watch this. I’ll definitely check your website. Greetings from Costa Rica.

[@DeboraLMartinez]

Thank you so much!!! I feel better, and also looking to improve my articulation in communication. I was good and comfortable but feel as I went down hill for n my new psychology classes

[@stanfordleeham8922]

Thanks for valuable information highly recommend you.

[@r0sie888]

This is gold. I hope you’re writing a book about this. I would totally buy it.

[@mrjones7222]

Great help thanks Lee 🎆

[@janclimo2284]

Thank you for this video; being a victim of narcissistic abuse had left me silent. I appreciate a video like this. This is giving me help with communicating correctly THANK YOU

[@mirandaeng]

Thank you for the insights :)

[@rvfitnesscorner6058]

Wow..this is what im looking for..Thank you for sharing Mam..Godbless

[@eileenstack255]

Thank you for all this lessons as I wonder about all this sometimes 🙋‍♀️🇮🇪🍀😊

[@mildredjarman7405]

I wished I have seen this earlier, very informative. I'm a big fan, amazing info.

[@daniels.]

Very interesting ideas! I'll start making use of them right away! Thanks!

[@ronsyp]

Very helpful info I can def relate to. Thank you.

[@joyjoy1236]

TY for creating this class. I think a lot of people think something is wrong with them, now reading this. So this teaching is important for many different reasons. I'm introverted and smart but conveying that orally sounds and feels strange, to my ownself, that's the truth. Yet I call it shy🤷🏾‍♀️.

[@singsang9005]

thats gold! thats very good split-off the essences of the groups! i like it! well done!

[@docalgaryrealestate]

Great Video... I loved "...the purpose of articulating your thought, is to let your thought exist in another person's world"...