Talking Techniques Instant | DEV SETHI

Do you ever feel like someone's saying something is worth listening to? Actually, "Talking" is not a talent, but a skill that can be practiced by everyone. Today I summarized 10 techniques + 10 methods that can be used by DEV SETHI.

10 techniques. How to get people to listen?

Let's start with "slow down," because the faster you speak, the more people can't listen. When you slow down, you will look more still and confident immediately. Later, "low-key but meaningful" doesn't need a lot of water. Focus on the content that the listener can use. And don't forget "stop talking" or PAUSE. Pace after important sentences. People will remember what we say a lot more accurately.

The key is "to understand, not to speak well." The goal is for people to listen to Gets, not to show hard words, and then to "control the tone." Monotones make people sleep, but if we adjust high and low according to the mood, people will follow.

Try to ask questions while talking, get people involved, not us alone. More important than talking is "listen more." People who are good at listening, listen to the end and answer, and "choose words" that 10-year-olds still understand.

Don't overlook "body language." Gestures, eyes, hands affect 55% of communication. Finally, "practice." No one speaks well since birth. Only practice makes us fluent.

10 Ways to Train at Home

1. Take the self-recording camera - this method hurts but ends. Watch the clip yourself and see the point that needs to be solved very clearly.

2. Rehearse to understand one thing at a time - don't talk about multiple issues. Clear one thing first.

3. Practice Quiet-Stop-Think-Speak - Don't hurry to answer. Stop thinking 1-2 seconds before talking. Will look a lot more discreet.

4. Use a language that a 10-year-old understands - if a child listens to know, everyone listens to know.

5. Record yourself and listen - will hear the extravagant words, rhythm, tone of your own voice.

6. End with a Question - Make the Dialogue Go On. No, Dead Air.

7. Wait for others to finish speaking. We will speak - practice without interruption is the etiquette of the speaker.

8. Cut out the word "maybe maybe" - clearly speaking, 100% more confident.

9. Use your hands to speak - your hands make it easier to explain and make it look natural.

10. Practice until you can't make a mistake - practice until you become a habit. Don't think about it.

Brief summary

Talking well = speaking slowly + listening a lot + practicing often

Let's choose one of the things that feels the easiest for us and try it today. Seven days definitely.

What are you ready to start practicing? Comment, tell me. 👇

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