Record a five-minute video without prep, then review it three ways the next day: listen to audio alone for vocal quality, watch muted for body language, and read a transcript with filler words included. Repeat to spot what weakens your speaking.
If you want to be a brilliant public speaker, you will learn 3 tips in this video. One of the most powerful things you can do is a process called record and review. Simply record a 5-minute video of yourself, and you need to speak spontaneously, completely unprepared. Don't look at it straight away and stop being so self-critical. The next day, when you review this video, you review it in 3 different ways. The first Next time you review it, turn the sound all the way up, press play, and put your phone down. Just listen. Audit the auditory components of your voice, known as your vocal image. What do you like about it? What you don't like about it? Second, grab the phone, turn the sound off completely, and press play. Just look at yourself. How is your body language? What's your facial expression like? and do a visual audit of your video. Third component, get the video transcribed. Make sure you leave in the ums and ahs and what's known as filler words. Bring all your non-words such as ums and ahs and filler words to the forefront of your head. This is robbing you of your clarity and creativity. So just 3 things, do them once and you basically have A mirror in front of you. If you like it, share it far and wide.
