Let’s be honest: public speaking feeds our ego. And that’s okay!
But while an inexperienced speaker just wants not to screw up and please the audience, professionals focus on a more objective and measurable goal.
If you formulate exactly how you want to behave at stage and represent material,
each new performance will help to work weaknesses out of your approach.Personal goals look like this:- This time, I’ll try not to run off the stage in a panic right after the greeting
- This time, I’ll not get out of the timing, I will concentrate on it
- This time, I’ll gracefully and accurately sell my services at the end of the speech
- This time, I’ll work on making myself look good on the reporting photos
Let’s imagine: you and your team have reached zen in communication with clients. Everyone appreciates you, and ask for a conference where you can share your experience. Then the goal might be to try yourself in questions and answers format. It improves the skill to explain complex things in a constructive way.