How To Improve Your Speech and Articulation

How to improve your speech and voice

[@Rose-gt7mm]

Tips 1. Slow down. Try to not to use a lot of filler words 2. Try to be okay with silence 3. When you speak about something that’s unnecessary you can speak more quicker / but when you get into details that’s when you slow down 4. Know what are you talking about / try to use simple words that you feel familiar with 5. Be specific and clear 6. Put a pen between your teeth for better articulation 7. Record yourself talking and analyze the way you look, the way you’re talking, the way your hands are moving and Critique yourself 8. Practice in the manner you want to perform for example if you want to say a concept in a fast way you should practice it in that way and not in a slow way 9. Be Dynamic , speak sometimes in a slow way, sometimes in a fast way, a little bit louder or a little bit quiet

[@whisperingbliss359]

Social media has made my attention span so short. Thank you so much for this! 💝🌷

[@AbAB-hk6uh]

Mæ

[@rogarizurieta7641]

more quickly

[@spacesheep6547]

you forgot this very important tip: 2:28

[@handsomebon]

tks

[@matheen8574]

On a side note, this man is majestic.

[@JamieModelvsDirector]

Yes ❤

[@JMatt.]

He's really doing well. From the first day I saw his video, I just like to keep listening to him.

[@sazarra]

REAL HES SO BEAUTIFUL

[@samuelalarcon3730]

DUUDEEE I KNOW WTFF

[@H3fae]

This man has helped a lot of people getting more confidence, and more to come. May god bless this man

[@nilolog562]

sure

[@coolsa4720]

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[@coolsa4720]

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[@andresssdaniel472]

@@coolsa4720how helps you??

[@IfyPatrick-ew9lj]

In Jesus' name, Amen.🙏❤️.

[@ignaciopezzolesi4002]

I speak very badly, but when I feel nervous I speak faster and my words get stuck, thank you for your advice.

[@FlyPolokid]

When you talk say the full word it helps fr and when talking imagine a period after every word you say

[@evasapphireee]

The thing that helps me to control myself better is keeping in mind that by speaking faster I subconsciously try to be kind of (?) less embarrassing, and so i say to myself that by talking faster and not pronouncing words clearly I look even more embarrassing lol hope this helps y2

[@___kayed]

Same

[@editor7354]

Yes same. What I’ve done is that to out more emphasis on words. Meaning ghat u should move ur lips more when ur saying a word. Like when ur saying the word “what” ur lips initially make a circle and then become straight. Jus open ur mouth more when u speak

[@plushiecarnation4947]

Same bro

[@tayyjayy2598]

reading the bible helped me not have depression or anxiety when talking infront of people i would recommend it

[@yourrealityescape]

KJV?

[@yonahgraphics]

Me too! Very true

[@skypie5374]

Currently on that journey to find God

[@Theoyinkansola01]

❤❤

[@tayyjayy2598]

@@melessabrowne582 yes i read a verison of the bible that explains everything too and how should i act

[@TalkaboutChrist]

Somebody with a slight stutter, this video helped me a lot. The key thing though is to slow down and take your time, own. Your. Pace.

[@miggz99]

I saw a portion of the video you posted on your channel 8 months ago . I appreciate the content and god bless you man you are wise for your age . I’m 24 and I was able to learn from you speaking on spirituality and god . I also stutter and it’s cool to come to a comment section where there’s other people who struggle with it I understand how imperative it is to speak confidently and effectively. Seeing the benefits it has on our selves and how we perceive the world is fascinating . All the opportunities we can take advantage of and have an easier time with all areas of life by speaking effectively. Yes the key is to speak at our pace no rush no overthinking or analyses just being in the moment speaking in the flow of our breath and being dynamic in our speech . God bless your Prince u a real one

[@TalkaboutChrist]

@@miggz99 Thank you so much, I’m Glad I was able to connect with you on a spiritual level, and yes I totally agree with you when it comes to speaking effectively. Thank you for your reply and God bless you

[@GoddessChristinaRose]

❤❤❤

[@Jeus_Loves_You]

2:28 bro just wanted to show off his beatboxing skills

[@franky_amv1261]

still impressive tho❤😂

[@nullclover8881]

I was abt to say that 😭😭😭

[@regulusthestar]

lmao i was thinking so too. it's cool though

[@CuttingGrass___]

As he should 😭😭😭😭

[@tyjah_jones8725]

😂😂

[@gamerule6687]

here in the comments to boost this man's algorithm he deserves it

[@HusamAdam]

Appreciate the work you're doing, this man really does deserve it.

[@zonex17]

Fr

[@malcalaholmes7224]

Yes

[@regulusthestar]

4:00 communication isn't about looking better than the other but rather getting your point across. as simple as that

[@bbeyooncee]

that part

[@JoeTrej]

This 🫡🫡

[@Cressyn]

I don't really struggle with talking fluently but it wasn't always like this. For the longest time I barely talked to anyone and so I just didn't know how to talk. The past year I've talked to more people than I've ever talked to in my life and that really helped me grow my vocabulary and fluency. I also experiment with new words all the time. If I'm watching a youtube video or talking to someone and hear a word that I don't know the meaning of, I look it up and try to use it in conversation later. Over time it just builds a really large vocabulary.

[@cranberry_]

I stutter sometimes and speak fast very often, multiple times I've been told by people that they didn't understand what I said, this video is a lifesaver. Love u man

[@Xencomplex]

Yea I get called xqc am I cooked

[@plushiecarnation4947]

Same

[@NoRockinMansLand]

​@@Xencomplex same lol just record yourself and practise bro

[@Heidddyy]

I stutter to I understand you!!!! ❤

[@meshithe1st]

And when I stutter too much, I feel like people think I’m lying (Happened to me Earlier today when my Boss asked me a question,I was so teary because and sometimes I just wish people could ignore what I’m saying and listen to my heart instead.

[@420weabooslayer]

Bro no glaze but the tone of your voice is mad comforting, I just get this zen vibe throughout the whole vid. Earned a new sub

[@Puffpuff-30]

I blame social media for our short attention span. Everyone is in a rush all the time.

[@ognicole7274]

!!!

[@erislikestolistentomusicc]

Attention span

[@Puffpuff-30]

@@erislikestolistentomusicc thank you….

[@milkmochi5328]

Yes 😢 we are increasingly pressured to speak faster as we don’t have the paitience to listen at the same time

[@_.Mourne]

it’s your reactions to it that decrease your attention span, take accountability and fix it🫶🏽

[@MariaD-c7y]

I want to point out how incredible of a distinction he made between "critiquing" ourselves and "judging" ourselves. Constructive criticism is very healthy to have when evaluating yourself and can allow you to see the faults you possess and lets your mind find a path towards improvement. Judging yourself with overly harsh words and having the mindset of "I stuck therefore I can never get succeed" is something that one should be cautious of because that sort of negativity really blocks us when trying to better ourselves. I know these two words can most likely be used interchangeably if we shift the adverbs surrounding them, but I truly appreciate the distinction because it can have a wildly different impact based on how a person chooses to interpret the correct way to appraise themselves!

[@minecrack585]

I didn't expect to hear impressive beatboxing when i clicked this video. I love your videos, man, keep up the good work!

[@hermancrespou]

I don't even speak English very well, but I'm always watching one of your videos and that way I'm learning more English and getting your tips and advice, obrigado cara você é demais.

[@justinturner6551]

Im a fast talker and I couldn’t figure out why recorded myself over 10 times since I watched this video Thank you for bringing clarity

[@AitBakrim]

That's exactly what I've been doing this week, I came back to making videos but instead of Italian I started talking in English and making English videos.I know perfect English when I text and I know the grammar, but I'm not used to talking in English which is why I struggle to articulate. However I started to record myself and post in English to force myself to improve. This video of yours gave me some really good advices and I really appreciate you Davis

[@Max9nce]

Have you improved over the weeks? My main language is Spanish so I still don't know if I should try my best in English or just to vibe with my spanish.

[@kora4185]

@@Max9nce I suggest to always improve your second language but without neglecting your main one. English is absolutely essential in my life today. I get higher paying clients for my online business only by speaking English moderately whenever I travel (not just in Anglo countries, but anywhere in Europe, India, South Africa etc). I’m trying to get better to reach out people online in a more professional way though. And still, I realized in my main languages I can’t do any mistake at all or else people mistrust my capabilities overall, but in English the world forgives you MUCH more because you’re not expected to be perfect, just get your point across (and the clearer, the better), so that’s an endless amount of opportunities and freedom.

[@Justauser-i9m]

@@kora4185best comment so far

[@AitBakrim]

@@Max9nce I definitely did improve, just recording myself talk everyday in english made me see the flaws I have. I sometimes join American discord calls and speak with people just to get my mouth used to pronouncing English words. Since where we both live it’s extremely rare that you’ll everyday talk in english with a native speaker

[@dail3770]

u helped me with soooo many things usually “wellness/mindfulness” influencers videos don’t stick- but I’ve felt so different after taking what you say and applying it- thanks man

[@stephanie1c]

I’ve been seeing this thumbnail on my page for days, but haven’t clicked because I expected a complete different approach. (One that I’ve typically seen, more textbook-y) I am glad I just watched. Divine timing

[@anankashony2172]

Phenomenal! Thank you. I struggle with saying “um” and “and then”. The slowing down piece and the practicing are really good tips. Sometimes when you see people who naturally speak well, you think they just got the gift, not knowing they put time and effort into their public performance.

[@zap332]

Hey man I just wanted to say that this video really resonated with me. I struggle a bit with a stutter and I feel like sometimes I definitely speak too fast. I also have some video ideas that I think a lot of other people including myself would find helpful: 1. How to move more confidently and how to move slower. I feel like the same kind of thing you were talking about with words can be said for movement and how it makes you seem more confident. I would LOVE a video on this. 2. How to speak more clearly/louder. I have a semi-deep voice, but people always tell me that I am not talking loud enough and I can not fix it for the life of me. If you could offer some insight that would be a huge help. Once again I want to thank you so much for your help and I wish you the best on your content-making journey.

[@miggz99]

I appreciate you sharing . I also struggle a bit with a stuttering but for me I let it get to me . I enjoy the art of speaking and considering myself to be knowledgeable and well spoken but am bothered by the fluidity of my voice . The stuttering portion of it. I understand that when I talk faster I tend to stumble but when I slow down and gradually pick up the pace I have a better grasp of my speech and am able to speak my mind . We all have to take a proactive approach in speaking and improving our speech ain’t no One going to do it for it . Let’s get it 🙏

[@georgefrazier6763]

Very cool and helpful, man. Thank you. I was a bartender for years and was fine talking, only problem was I became an alcoholic and relied on being intoxicated all the time to converse. Since stopping I in turned stop talking to people so I’m trying to redevelop my communication skills

[@sarahabutair9631]

God bless you, I fr have lived among the lines of anxiety with speaking and trying to perfect everything that comes out - as well as letting roll but this is gold. Facial expression, tonality.

[@meera9198]

I don't know if the background sound or your voice that giving me emotional vibes, or maybe it's that this video comes at the right time. I struggle a lot w talking or interacting with people most of my life, I tend to be too self aware of what am I speaking, what word am I using, how the way I sound or just am I talking right in general. I never thought I needed this video, and it hits me right that how much worry I have just to speak. Crazy...

[@Monikkajim]

I was at a moment where I was using filler words a lot whenever I get anxious and what helped me was bringing myself back into the present moment and breathing it all in ya feel me dawg

[@twoh.am_]

Man black people are some of the best advisors like bro!!

[@floundermelody]

They’re so relaxing I love them

[@lifejakob-music3923]

Shit sound racist ash

[@HandMeDownNews]

The world was built by them: Airplane, helicopter, gun/ "fire stick," light bulb, phone, cell phone, fiber optics, portable/ home gaming, refrigeration, "Eli Whitney's" Cotton Gin, etc. Credit has been either removed or in any case, challenging to find, because it challenges a narrative that has been beneficial to the powers that be. The scattered Negro diaspora are the actual Israelites of the Bible.

[@The-Akkaro]

Race has nothing to do with the video 🤦‍♂️

[@whi1870]

@@The-Akkarowhen someone compliments a black person, there’s always a white person (you) creeping around to say something

[@mrnobody1380]

Takes from video 1) slow down and think how u wanna say it 2) don't be afraid of silence, soul is in the silence 3) you can speak little quicker when talking something unnecessary, slow for something specific. 4) know what are u talking about (in basis of words, vocab) 5) pen method at 5:40 6) take everything above and analysis yourself by recording urself. 7) talk freely

[@mayamonth8533]

i dont know why ive always had a problem with speech. Maybe because im bilingual or because im dyslexic and neurodivergent but I have always had a problem communicating my thoughts. This video has helped me a lot thank you ❤️

[@angelicasimon6924]

Me too, I noticed this the other day when I was talking to a friend, hopefully we’ll improve 💪

[@Earth-to-terra77]

I feel you

[@NoRockinMansLand]

Practise makes perfect

[@QwertyS3]

It's likely something called expressive language disorder, it's a disorder where you have trouble remembering words to say to describe your thoughts. Most of the people here likely has it but don't have the term to describe what it is. It's not autism but a lot of people with expressive language difficulties are autistic, it's a common symptom. It's caused by a disruption of an area of your brain called brocas area caused by damage or underdevelopment. Brocas area controls production of speech and language, and it causes difficulty for someone to say sentences and words correctly. Autism may cause this as the autistic brain develops unevenly and this uneven development varies from one autistic person to another, that's why many autistic people have different varying symptoms and that's why autism is a spectrum. However just because you have trouble with expressive language doesn't mean you're autistic, there are many other symptoms of autism of social communication and interaction, repetitive behaviors and interests, sensory sensitivities. I'm autistic myself and have other symptoms rather than my language difficulties which puts me on the autism spectrum

[@atecca]

I keep on liking this man's articulation, I'm glad I watched your video,,,

[@ofxdezo9156]

“many intelligent people use simple words to describe advanced situations” - Shimon Davis

[@ST3RSHIPS]

It's been a second since I was able to watch something for 10 minutes straight without loosing focus. You have something good going on, man. I appreciate that.

[@imansultan5435]

'the soul is in the silence' i didn't know i needed to hear that today man. Thank you, you beautiful human💖

[@RachelSmets]

Just discovered your videos and channel and I'm impressed how you simply sit, talk on camera and boom, you get all these views and subs. You're amazing!!! I'm admiring your ease and way of explaining this. Since I'm making videos on confidence and speaking too but with a ton more edits and clips, it's just fun to watch you, so Thank you!!!

[@maymax0076]

The fact that i like to listen to your videos, to you talking, no matter the content of the video you underlines your point and shows that you know what u're talking about

[@nickuvarov1]

Dude, you sound beautiful. Clear and smooth. I'm a non native speaker, and im impressed with your sounding and clearance.

[@BeyCinema]

Really helpful advice! I'm practicing every single day, recording myself in front of the camera and it's definitely not easy. It's going to take time, but I'm so excited to become a better speaker and a better communicator. Thanks Shimon! :)

[@HeatherRiccio]

I’m 38, and using this video to speak more clearly And What your saying makes so much sense The soul is in the silence I AM SCARED OF SILENCE AND PRESSURED INTO THINGS BECAUSE 3:37 OF IT!! Smart As hell ❤ thank you 😊

[@fieder4280]

As a guitarist I love that analogy you used 👌

[@mizzpenguin2]

Silence is golden. It allows people to process what you just said. It allows your body to "reset" which is why it's recommended to take a break and walk away during an argument. You're not hearing the other person, and you're only listening to respond. You're also not open to what the other person is trying to say.

[@anushk444]

The afraid of silence part is soo true , i feel weird and awkward during silences lol

[@meshithe1st]

And then I get pressured to lie when the silence is too awkward 💔

[@lulu_TheWitchBoy]

I do too, but try to joke abt it if you can

[@Fightanddie]

Depends on the situation. Its usually best to stay quiet unless u know whats right or wrong

[@milkmochi5328]

@@meshithe1styes exactly same here, I’m just desperate to come up with something to say that sometimes I would even go so far as to make stuff up 😢

[@meshithe1st]

@@milkmochi5328 the making up stuff part is sooo accurate!! But I ask the holy spirit for help currently and I try to be more calm when giving a response

[@levinsmithtolentino5270]

This is such a perfect content! You know, I'm very introverted and in the past years, I've been avoiding conversation or sharing my thoughts. As a result, I'm now having a hard time communicating or expressing myself.

[@Nanos_Journey]

Yo appreciate the content big dawg, I tend to speak faster then my mind can process my words. Part of it is needing to let go of that little fear when articulating my voice more and slowing down my speaking pace. Trusting the process though les get it🙏🏼

[@plushiecarnation4947]

Same but except its almost out of fear that what your saying is ok and how theyll take it

[@FredToombs-v3k]

I appreciate how clear and concise your tutorials are.

[@14milesj]

i tend to speak fast when i'm anxious and i do get hard on myself a lot. definitely gotta get better with that. great video

[@PizzitadeDavo]

it could be worse i get hard every time i talk

[@sallyruiz7858]

Wao estoy impresionada con la forma en la que hablas, es tan clara. Aunque hables rápido se escucha muy bien, muy claro y wao… gracias

[@SimplyEatHealthy]

This video surpassed my expectations. Thank you.

[@darlox999]

I watched this video a few months ago and I feel like I'm talking way better than I did before, thank you Shimon for being such a helpful person.

[@hillarycarmel2628]

I want to thank you🙏🙏 . You are an inspiration to so many especially when it comes to speech. I even started doing a talk video and i pray I grow in my speech. Thanks alot

[@Mainemaine416]

I’m so happy I came across this video. My words always sound so bounced up together (if that makes sense), it has bothered me years. I definitely be trying the pen method

[@bcj842]

I've started doing voiceover work in the past couple months and I can say that these are all good tips. It's acting, so it's not quite the same skill as carrying on a conversation, so some of these things don't apply, but overall, yes.

[@Joobinwon]

I am so thankful that I decided to watch this video. I appreciate all your tips they are beneficial.

[@Smithiesgg]

Courage and confidence i learned this before seeing this video lets me kno i learn my knowledge from the source observing

[@shaheen4595]

It was after a long time I found a person who speaks very clearly and efficiently

[@sabby_321]

People told me in the past that I eat my words. And now I realize that I do indeed, I don't talk clearly. Also, I'm not used to talking or expressing my thoughts in general and sometimes I can't think of anything to say. I also don't normally comment on youtube videos, that's just how much I lack expressing myself. I'm trying though, I did make a video of me talking.

[@KP-nk7fo]

Thank you sincerely, you’ve helped me more in your videos than the ppl who have all these done up videos. Thanks for keeping it real and keeping it easy to understand. Mucho love ❤️

[@doob.]

why bro got the chinese drip?

[@connackachese2674]

Kungu Kenny got to him.

[@connackachese2674]

He on some Kung fu kenny.

[@erolsq]

fire

[@superduperjoi6800]

tell me he aint cleant tho

[@aaronbreton662]

It adds to the wisdom aesthetic

[@amandamariemullins2954]

I always get so much from your videos. Thank you.

[@sebastianwallin9014]

Is is the "andrew tate" we needed, i appreciate that this man is humble, and really shows that he can relate, instead of js trying do things that go viral, and shit on people that don't have it as easy,

[@ShyamkrishnanNair]

Absolutely! Slowing down and embracing silence can really elevate your communication. I've found that when I avoid fillers, my message resonates more. It's also a game changer to vary my pacing-fast for light details and slow for key points. Using simple words makes my ideas clearer, and I love the tip about using a pen for articulation! Recording myself has helped me catch quirks I didn't realize I had. It's all about practicing dynamically, just like in the Sense of Humor Improvement Program by Habit10x-mixing it up keeps the audience engaged!

[@joonies_dimples]

Perfect timing bro! I really needed this like Ong. 😭

[@Desrayyy_]

The musical part of speaking changed my whole perspective on how to speak. It made me understand the whole video in 2 seconds ❤ so smart.

[@jd3006]

Just what I needed! You always come in clutch man!

[@SzaboJusztina]

I started learning English, this video is very helpful and the background music is very calming. Thank you!

[@justmbhman]

very calming video, a lot of vids now days are packed with visuals and effects to keep you hyperstimulated, not this. gl bro 💯

[@klairtales]

yes, slowing down and taking your time when speaking in front of people is a must if you want to sound articulate and confident. it leaves the impression that you're self-assured and more intelligent than u actually are - which is what we want to achieve. ps. it's not "gaslighting" yourself and every one into thinking you're someone you're "not" when done in a way that does not mislead others. hence, it is important to slow down your words and let your thoughts align with the pace of your tongue to carefully think of what you're going to say in a comfortable manner.

[@favourajedegba]

anytime i come out in the public i start sweating

[@deepafroculture]

😅

[@sidwhite2800]

You might just be hot

[@milesi5689]

If you’re a man start semen retention you’ll naturally become more confident. I cured majority of my social anxiety from practicing every 2 weeks atleast

[@aymantashrif2042]

Practice being in your own body when you are out. You don't have to put so much attention in all the little details outside of you. And there's nothing that can actually harm you when you are in a social situation. Maybe the worst thing that can happen is people would get awkward around you. But I don't anyone would let themselves be in an awkward position so even if you are in that situation let them just adjust it. And don't fear so much it's safe out there. Try to have a purpose whenever you go in a social gathering and if you don't or cant social then you don't have to. Ik it feels bad not be able to talk but it's okay you can try small things to make it better. Try being comfortable around people even if you don't talk and try to reply what you are asked. Give yourself that small win, i hope it gets better with you slowly. And remember you don't "need" to make conversations and you don't have to be "good", enough to talk to its okay to feel anxious and clueless in social situation. And another thing i can tell you about social situation,its not just you 90% conversation you see happen there is some awkwardness their it's the people who choose not to make a big deal about it. People are just putting up act to make other person comfortable almost 90% times. So don't worry and keep trying you'll get better with each try :D

[@aycaelifozkan]

That's social anxiety bro

[@v1nterest]

You have such a clear speech and a pleasant voice that I don't need subtitles. You have a majestic vibe 💜

[@StashTym]

As you know man, I love you, I appreciate you and especially these videos. Have a great day man.

[@LuisSILVA-ez3hl]

Hi man , lm brazilian , thats was the magic moment for me , because you speak very clear, , thanks

[@General-743]

Appreciate it King, you don't know how much this video meant to me.

[@webdecoded]

this is the best articulation video I've seen! Thank you for a lot of helpful tips!

[@emptybottle8048]

You are one of God's gifts to this earth.

[@mylearningchannel3074]

Someone suggested a Jordan Peterson video to me about being more articulate, but this video has many more practical, useful suggestions than I found in that other one. Definitely trying these suggestions out instead.

[@jovanasaveva4662]

Your videos sound so soothing, I wish I could meet you irl. Your voice kinda fills my soul.

[@Yohamoodi]

ur playlists are public btw

[@AbigailGodsgirl27]

Thank you so much. God put this on my KZbin🙏🏼 Glory to God🙏🏼

[@walmart_lover99]

thank you dawg this the video i’ve been waiting for. i had speech apraxia as a child and its always been hard for me to talk. just because i had so many years as a kid where nobody could understand me it made me talk less and now ion know how to talk. but you’re videos been helping a lot. you changed my life dawg

[@andilemlindi7680]

Hey man, thanks for this video. I really enjoyed it. Reminds me a lot about my speech training years ago when I started working, I worked at a IT support call centre, I was kinda forced to to the training but I ended up really enjoying it. My wife when we met, she told me she loved how clearly I spoke. I felt really good about that because I was just being myself. Sadly my speech has deteriorated over the years, I have lost that effortless cool and I no longer sound articulate. I am trying to relearn that and this video helps a lot. Thank you.

[@knucklesfan1]

thank you brotha for putting your time into these videos and doing your part to help others

[@RadiantRubi]

this was so helpful, thank you. I recently started reading again to enhance my vocabulary but realized that i wasn’t even using some of these words correctly. so i’m still learning but i try to use simple words as well because that’s where i feel the most confident.

[@MessedUpWill]

Appreciate you homie, you give some solid advice 🙌

[@brants.mp3]

I'm starting a new channel. But I decided to challenge myself and do it in English (which is not my first language). I'm doing this because I think it would be a cool way to improve my English conversation skills because I can understand what people say, but I can't speak and I'm not good at forming sentences. Talking has been the hardest part of this for me. Thank you very much for this video, it will probably help me a lot.

[@subhan8325]

I speak a little too fast, everyone says I "mumble" when i talk. I also admire your body language. Any tips regarding these points?

[@MrPaulinho980]

Bro, listening to you about how to improve my speech, I felt like you were giving me advice on how I should live my life. I just cried, because it's exactly what I needed - someone to tell me not to worry, to take it slow, and with time and practice, it will get better and better. And now, that's how I will approach my life - slowly, enjoying every failure and achievement. Because through failing, I will learn how to achieve, and through achieving, I will know that I have learned.

[@samuriafade2761]

Every time I plan on doing something when the time actually comes to do it I get nervous and scared and end up not doing it or saying I will do it next time how can I get over this? Love the vids👍🏽

[@AleSaintBetter]

This is beautiful, the music matched to create this peacefulness and great video

[@Ohh_valll]

0:59 I need help with not rushing when I feel pressure from others 😅

[@garrytanovixamar4988]

I feel the same thing.

[@jonathanstokes4966]

Hey y'all it's good to meet others who share the same challenges, techniques, and goals with communication. It's truly lifelong training.

[@budgetlaptop]

congrats on 300k, 400k for sure coming soon man, keep up the content

[@anotheraggieburneraccount]

could listen to this guy talk all day, wish he did audiobooks

[@acrobmusic]

I am non-native English. I can understand English 99% but when I try to speak my mind goes blank any practice or advice can help me. Thank you for your help bro

[@thelog9127]

Hey a non-native speaker here. I get what you're saying and I struggled with it for a while, most people advice for me was be to practice with a native speaker or with someone who's trying to learn like you but I didn't have neither of those so I kinda came up with something and it was simply just talking to myself saying lines from movies that I've watched and it kind of worked I did get someone to practice with in the end but this method did help me to get less nervous and more confident and to get my words right. So maybe give it a shot? Idk I hope this helps

[@acrobmusic]

@@thelog9127 Thank you bro

[@ideas_on_palette]

Thanks for sharing the tips. Like your charisma, humbleness and confidence🙌

[@isha2380]

No but can we first talk about how pretty you are -?

[@jackguerra9729]

I love your style. I relate to how you paint your picture and use music as examples. I am an ESL instructor and use a similar style to teach these skills. Thank you.

[@dumyboydex776]

Song?

[@shirwawayne4599]

Did you manage to find out

[@anjaak.48]

I love your videos because you make every single one feel like a conversation. The guitar in the background just makes it even better, like its actually a deep talk.

[@emilytmx]

i've wanted to learn how to feel confident speaking around strangers, and this really helped! i've never heard of that pen practice, absolutely golden advice thank you

[@meshithe1st]

I just came across this page today,Thanks so much

[@Santiagomorini1]

im learning the language, videos like this help me to develop my vocabulary and learn about a person who knows what is talking about. Thank you shimon

[@stellaotis4755]

My voice is small and I speak slow and I feel nervous talking to people, thanks for this I really hope I can work on my voice and the way I talk.