How to speak so that people want to
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This document provides tips for how to speak so that others want to listen. It recommends avoiding gossip, judging, negativity, complaining, excuses, and lying when listening. It also recommends speaking with honesty, authenticity, integrity, and goodwill towards others. The document then discusses techniques for vocal delivery including registering one's voice in the chest, using a rich timbre, varying prosody and pitch, adjusting pace and volume, and warming up one's voice.
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How to speak so that people want to
- 1. How to speak so that people want to listen Julian Treasure
- 2.  Gossip  Judging  Negativity  Complaining  Excuses  Lying Avoids During Listening
- 3. To greet or acclaim enthusiastically H - Honestly (Be straight and clear) A - Authenticity (Be yourself) I - Integrity (Be your word) L - Love (wish them well) To greet or acclaim enthusiastically
- 4. 1. Register - Locate your voice at your chest to gain some weight 2. Timbre - Voices that are rich, smooth and warm 3. Prosody - Avoid monotone, a statement sounds like a question and repeat a statement 4. Pace - Get excited by saying something really quickly; Slow down to emphasize; Silent 5. Pitch- Ex: "Where did you leave my keys?" with different pitches, are different meaning 6. Volume: Excited - High Volume; Amazing Toolbox
- 5.  Arms up, deep breath in and sigh out 2, 3.  Warm up the lips: Ba, ba, ba, ba, ba...; Brrrrr....... 4, 5.  Tongue warm up: La, la, la, la, la....; Rrrrrr.....  6. WeeeeeeeeeAaaaawwww (From high pitch to low pitch) Low Volume Warm up your voice