Improve Your Speaking

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Published 2011-10-16
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There is one way, and only one way, to achieve excellence as a speaker.
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I have been teaching Persuasive Communications on MBA courses at IESE Business School for 10 years. This is part of a collection of short lessons compiled from my courses and shared for use both as a support to my classes, and a way of sharing this valuable knowledge to a wider audience via these awesome digital tools ;-)

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All Comments (20)
  • @roughryder5
    Recording yourself on video everyday is phenomenal advice. I tried it everyday for a week now and I can see a huge improvement not only in my speaking abilities but in my confidence when talking to people. I think this is the main reason why YouTubers become so sociable and confident...its because they record themselves almost everyday and learn from their mistakes. Thanks for the video Conor.
  • @flowerywisdom
    “Only by speaking, do you turn into a speaker.” This nails the gist of the secret to mastery. Thank you so much!
  • Recording yourself and practicing on a daily basis are amazing ways to improve your English.
  • @kashettyavp
    10,000 hours of practice can bring you every where.
  • @259mit
    Hey, I watched this video to improve my public speaking 7 years ago for an extempore public speaking competition. Thanks to this I won not just 1 but multiple public speaking competitions, really appreciate this and ‘How to Start a speech”. Thank you!
  • Sunday, 28.04.2024 I will stick to this advise and make a consistent practice until I become the greatest speaker I could be.
  • @alloutcoach
    Great points Conor! I share with my students and in the leadership speeches I have given this idea that you're good at whatever you have done for 10,000 hours that I had learned from an MIT course I had taken! I love your style and depth, glad to subscribe to your channel! Very valuable!!!
  • @nobledosti786
    Indeed, when the practice becoming perfect, the perfection leads to success. Yes! hard work or smart work yields to profit.
  • @user-mk2rj1si9h
    I am watching it 2024 and i am thinking this vedio still work for us on daily based
  • @RamonThomas
    I'm a Toastmasters member for the last 8 years and this is among the best advice I've ever come across about public speaking.
  • @zapatastyle
    I think the "pottery" example was so on point. Making the goal about weight vs quality, enabled the first group to work without the pressure of "perfection". That's such a great trick we can all benefit from.
  • @aimanbadran3400
    Away from presentation evaluation,you are such a great teacher sir. This was my first time watching one of your videos,sure, they are great and very useful. watching your videos makes a person not only have spoken but ,have taught conversation skills.
  • @plannerjoy
    Everyone can improve, but some people are born with the gift of gab.
  • @Diamondxx47
    What he said applies to almost everything in life. You don't get muscular with 1 month of training, but if you just keep going and grinding, you'll eventually attain a noticeable change in your body. If you want to get good at a game such as chess, as you play more and more against different players, ultimately you are going to master it. Wise words from this guy. Today's lesson was that no matter how little or big, always put it into the work and take action with what you have learned instead of just watching and reading the same or similar stuff about the subject.