How to Speak with Conviction

Learn how to speak with conviction. This is Part 5 of 5 in a series on how to communicate clearly and confidently. See the free class on the Top 5 Essential Communication Skills that All Professionals should have: www.alexanderlyon.com/free-re...
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Part 1: Use plane language: • How to Communicate Cle...
Part 2: Concise sentences: • How to Communicate Cle...
Part 3: Use logical main points: • How to Speak Clearly a...
Part 4: Back up what you say with evidence: • How to Speak Clearly a...
Part 5: How to speak with conviction: • How to Speak with Conv...
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:45 Speak with more conviction by increasing your volume
3:47 Emphasize the most important words in each sentence
5:56 Eye contact can help you come across as more confident in what you just said
7:26 Tip: When you finish your talking turn in a group

[@alexanderlyon]

See the free class on the Top 5 Essential Communication Skills that All Professionals should have: www.alexanderlyon.com/free-resources

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Every high school ought to include these videos for every course.

[@alexanderlyon]

I agree! I make these videos for professionals but it turns out that many high schools use them in their professional/career development classes.

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[@AbobakrM]

I don't know how to thank you, sir. This is the first video I watch on your channel but I'll watch the other 4 videos in this series. And I wish to congratulate you soon, when you get 1M subscribers. Your new follower from Egypt.

[@eve_in_paris]

I’m impressed by how you make your advice so clear and easy to get! Using eye contact and speaking louder is exactly what made me go from average to confident speaker. Following you from Paris, France! 👏 🙏

[@alexanderlyon]

Glad it was helpful. Thanks for your positive feedback.

[@itry09]

Thank you for these valuable tips 🙏

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Thank you Alex for you valuable advice!

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video imported in my head.

[@akpanpeace9047]

Thank you

[@victorsauvage1890]

Very good points.

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Loved all 5 of your videos ❤ Thank you!

[@alexanderlyon]

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching all 5. Way to go!

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Thank you very much, all your videos always offer high value content, to understand that communication equals results. 🙂

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[@alexanderlyon]

My pleasure!

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[@alexanderlyon]

Welcome 😊

[@amel2784]

This is my first video. For some reason you haven't been in my feeds. I will go back and look at all the ones that precede this and look forward to more! Thank you very much.

[@alexanderlyon]

Awesome! There are links to all 5 videos in the expandable description below this video.

[@sizwekoomtheMc]

Same here

[@Seaileanu]

We can do this, people!

[@szubia1]

Hey Alex, Thanks again for another great video resource. My Public Speaking class benefits with supplemental videos and resources, many of which are from your channel. Keep up the great work.

[@alexanderlyon]

Thank you for letting me know. I appreciate it.

[@USMC-bf1pz]

Great content 👍🏼

[@alexanderlyon]

Glad you think so. Thank you.

[@USMC-bf1pz]

@@alexanderlyon as a preacher, I struggle with eye contact my messages because my messages are transcripts. Any tips?

[@alexanderlyon]

If you're using a transcript, then eye contact will be very difficult. My typical tip is to use an outline with key words only. Otherwise, a word-for-word transcript (or close to it) will lock you in. I have a video on this topic specifically that might help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpTMZImfmq6Bj5o

[@USMC-bf1pz]

@@alexanderlyon thank you for taking time to reply. Lord bless you!

[@alexanderlyon]

God bless you too.

[@patbailey]

Another excellent video, brother! Have you covered handling Q&A situations in group settings before?

[@alexanderlyon]

It's a great topic and I work on it with my clients but I haven't figured out how to do a great video with that topic just yet. We'll see.

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[@Solomon44444]

i've watched it all and they're all legit

[@alexanderlyon]

Way to go, Solomon. Thanks for the comment.

[@Adronius]

I don't quite understand what do you mean by "Maintain direct eye contact with whomever speaks next." Please, explain more.

[@m_alttahri]

I need to speak fluently, so what is your advice?

[@alexanderlyon]

Good question. I don't have an expertise or background in helping people speak English fluently. But I recommend another channel called Accurate English. Lisa is the host and she is outstanding. She specializes in helping professions move from advanced English to fluency.

[@Tass1919]

What’s up when ppl yell?

[@Adronius]

I don't quite understand what do you mean by "Maintain direct eye contact with whomever speaks next." Please, explain in more details.

[@alexanderlyon]

After you speak and finish your talking turn in a group, don't look down. Keep your chin and eyes up and look at the person who speaks next.

[@drakewald123]

I learn a lot from your videos. However, I feel moderately betrayed by the cuts in your videos. If you can’t communicate it in one take, how will I ever be able to? There’s no second take in real life…

[@alexanderlyon]

The cuts are done for a lot of reasons. The most common reason is to give the video variety and keep the energy level up. If you look at my oldest videos, I would talk all the way through in one take with no cuts (because I didn't know how to edit). They are still listed under the "Videos" tab. But adding cuts/editing makes the videos more interesting and keeps people watching longer. There are lots of statistics that show that. People watch my more edited videos longer than they watched my one-take videos. The bottom line is that my main goal is to make a great video. I'm not trying to prove I can talk all the way through a video. I've done that many times in the beginning but they videos didn't come out as good.

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