Should I change the way I speak when I’m on stage?

Do I need to change the way I speak when I'm delivering a story in front of an audience? Now, this is a question I often get asked, and my answer is very simple. If you are a great, confident storyteller, what you are on stage should be same as what you are off stage, which means that when people listen to you, hear you, watch you on the stage, and then they reach out to you, they shouldn't feel like, oh, that person was wearing a mask That person was not who he really is. So if you want to become a confident storyteller, it should change your personality in general. You should feel confidence not only from outside, but also from inside. So even when you raise your voice, even when you make expression, it should not look like a drama. It should look like you are there for your audience and you really care for them to take this message and take an action.