It's all in how you say it

Fellow speaker,

Speech coach Jeremy Donovan suggests you speak in different volumes and rates to create different effects:

• Emotion - soft and slow
• Authority - loud and slow
• Passion - loud and fast
• Suspense - soft and fast

Effectively,

Tim Wilson
Professional Speech Coach
Free speaking tips at: http://speakingquicktips.blogspot.com

Closing time

Fellow speaker,

World Champion Speaker Craig Valentine suggests a way to close your speeches:

1. Signal the close
2. Call back to your main points
3. Questions & Answers (optional and if you do it, limit the time for it)
4. Lasting anchor (anchors your points in the audience's mind - often a story)

Closing,

Tim Wilson
Professional Speech Coach
Free speaking tips at: http://speakingquicktips.blogspot.com

Use these fun simple title tips now!

Fellow speaker,

Speech coach Jeremy Donovan suggests you make your titles so they show:

• Urgency (for example, "Now")
• Ease (for example, "Simple")
• Entertainment (for example, "Fun")

Titling,

Tim Wilson
Professional Speech Coach
Free speaking tips at: http://speakingquicktips.blogspot.com

Surprising quote

Fellow speaker,

Speech coach Jeremy Donovan suggests you make your speech quotes interesting by surprising your audience. For example, you could say, "People remember best what they hear first and what they hear...most." Most of your audience would expect you to say "last". By saying "most" you surprise them and get them to pay attention.

Surprisingly,

Tim Wilson
Professional Speech Coach
Free speaking tips at: http://speakingquicktips.blogspot.com