Public Speaking

Do you want people to like you on stage?

Do you want to look more confident?

Do you want get rid of your ahs, errs and uhms?

Or, do you want to fix the most common body language mistake on stage?

In conversations we often use sounds like Ah, Uhm and Err when we think so people don't interrupt us. But when we speak in public, the audience seldom interrupts, and our filler sounds just make us sound unsure and unprepared.

To get rid of your crutch words, try the following:

1. Breath in, through your nose. Most filler sounds comes when we breath out. Can you say Ah while breathing in through your nose?
2. Practise pausing – the pause gets you attention and time to think.
3. Rehearse more to avoid unplanned thinking pauses.
4. Replace your filler sounds with gestures that signals you have more to say.

You can practice whenever your speak, not just in public speaking. If you remove filler sounds from normal conversations, you will use fewer fillers on the stage.

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