And that makes my next point…preparation. They are interested in the information/idea/knowledge you have got. Nobody cares whether your grammar is correct or not. Don’t keep on checking your grammar and other things inwardly. (3) Learn looking into eyes of the people during conversation. BTW, your observation skill will improve by itself through reading, without you realizing that. It is not that you will stare at people and things much to their inconvenience. Concentrate on wide-reading, not in in-depth reading, unless you are trying to specialize in particular field. Read across genres, fiction and non-fiction, journals and newspapers. Read everything, but absorb only the thing you feel right.

I can give you a few tips, which can help you in developing into a public speaker: It was always a result of meticulous planning and preparation. Nobody has ever turned a successful public speaker in an eyes blink. It requires days (and months) of preparation and practice. I agree that it is not easy to master the art of public speaking.

They are there to listen to you, waiting for your opinion, your thought, your view about a particular thing. You maybe weak in studies, bad at sports, worse at imagination, so what? Nobody bothers about it. Yes, that’s the first step towards preparing yourself to address public. You maybe weak in studies, bad at sports, worse at imagin …more Forget what you are.

The Ribbon Trap by Shine Syamaladevi