3 P's of Public Speaking

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Practice

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Perform

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3 P's of Public Speaking

3 P's of Public Speaking

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Think about your topic Think about what your listeners need to know about the topic Think about the best way to make your listeners understand your topic Write what you plan to say

Prepare

Practice

Practice by yourself first. Talk in front of a mirror Talk in front of your family and friends and ask them what they think Speak clearly, loudly and at the right speed (not very fast nor very slow)

Perform

Take a few deep breaths if you are feeling nervous Think about what you have prepared and start speaking confidently