Your voice is important in giving a presentation. It provides the content and how it sounds can even repel or attract listeners to your speech. Developing a better sounding voice is one of the easier group presentation skills to master. We all have the basics needed - vocal chords, a mouth and a tongue.
The first step is to discover any vocal bad habits you may have picked up over the years. This is done by listening to your voice. Painful as it maybe. It can be done by consciously listening to your voice as you speak in conversation and in giving a presentation.
Recording your voice is also a very good way to discover any voice bad habits.
Develop your voice group presentation skills will make it easier to convey your ideas.
Tuesday, 8 December 2009
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