/ = Pause FAST HIGH stress

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I remember my time when I did the first speech. It was all amazing and boring at the same
time. So I realised something was wrong with my speech. Once I learned more about it in Quicky
class, I finally found out what I should improve is how / I manage / my vocal.
[GREETING]
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Today, I am honored to stand before you to talk about a crucial aspect / of effective
communication- / vocal variety. It is a skill that can transform your speeches from monotonous
monologues / to engaging and memorable presentations.
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You might think that: “Ow I talk a lot in a day.” “I have practised it all the time” and what should I
do to talk better and people can enjoy the way I talk? Imagine a world where every speaker you
encountered had a voice that was flat, unvaried, and lacked emotion. It would be a world of
uninspiring speeches and unengaging communication. Fortunately, we don't live in that world,
and you have the power to make your speeches stand out by mastering the art of vocal variety.
Well, according to TED talk speech training, there are 4 things to have powerful vocal :
1. **Engagement**: It prevents them from drifting into boredom and keeps them engaged
throughout your speech.
2. **Emotional / Connection**: Whether it's excitement, empathy, or urgency, your voice can
make your emotions tangible to your listeners.
3. **Emphasis**: When you increase the volume, slow down your pace, or use a different tone,
you signal to your audience that what you're saying is significant.
4. **Clarity**: It can help you differentiate between ideas, making your message easier to follow
and understand.

Those things must be mastered well, so then you will be a great public speaker!
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Even Though it’s hard to do, we can make it by following these things. So, please listen
carefully!
**1. Vary / your speaking / pace. Slow down to emphasize key points and speed up for
transitions or less critical information. This change in pace will maintain your audience's interest.
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**2.Adjust your volume / to match the significance of your content. Raise your voice for
important points and lower it for intimate or reflective moments. Make sure you're audible to
everyone in the audience. //
**3. Don't / underestimate / the power of silence. Pauses can add weight to your words, allowing
your audience to absorb and reflect on what you've said. They also create a sense of
anticipation. //

In conclusion, vocal variety is the key to captivating your audience, conveying emotions, and
making your message memorable. Whether you're speaking in a professional setting, or
addressing a room full of friends, mastering this skill will set you apart as a remarkable
communicator. Practice and hone your vocal variety, and you'll be well on your way to becoming
an engaging and influential public speaker.
Remember, your voice is your most powerful instrument in the art of public speaking. Embrace
the richness of vocal variety, and you will elevate your speeches to new heights of impact and
connection.