PUBLIC SPEAKING &

HOW TO
BECOME A
PUBLIC
SPEAKER?
TIPS AND SUGGESTIONS BY PPT.AE
 Overview

In making your career successful, a person

has to find the best way to get his voice out in
the public in the form of delivering
presentations and giving speeches. It shows
your passion and dedication to your career.
PUBLIC SPEAKING?

A public speaker will have a wide range of

educational background. For example, a doctor who
speaks to his audience about health and diseases
have a broad medical background. An entrepreneur
who speaks to his clients and customers about his
startup and services have an extensive business
background and experience.
There are some proven
characteristics of how you can
share your thoughts and ideas in
front of a large number of people,
and get visibility in your career.
CONFIDENCE
“YOU CAN SPEAK WELL IF YOUR
TONGUE CAN DELIVER THE MESSAGE OF
YOUR HEART”. JOHN FORD

In the area of public speaking, a highly confident

speaker is said viewed as more accurate,
knowledgeable, genius, intelligent, convincing and
competent than the less confident speaker. People
get to like him and get him as a credible and
believable person.
AUTHENTICITY
Be yourself, when you try to be
someone else in front of the audience,
people can judge you and view your
speech as calculated even if your
speech is the best piece of
knowledge. It is just like that a political
person doesn’t seem authentic, he is
not clearly going to win the election. It
is way better to speak with your own
voice.
CONNECT 1.    Tell personal experience
WITH THE
2.    Work on the postures and gestures
AUDIENCE
3.    Know the energy in the room

4.    Paint a picture through storytelling

5.    Be aware of your audience

KNOW YOUR
AUDIENCE

Before crafting the speech or

presentation, know your
audience. As your speech is all
about them not you, consider
their background. This will help in
maintaining the level information
in the presentation.
At the beginning of your public
speaking, you need to observe the
great public speakers, how to carry
themselves through the conferences,
conventions, and presentations. The
more you get yourself skilled in this
particular area, people will search for
you out.
"There are three things to aim at in
public speaking: first to get into
your subject, then to get your
subject into yourself, and lastly, to
get your subject into the heart of
your audience.”
ALEXANDER GREGG