Adding Emotion to your Message, Part 13_ Speak Global English Series (Heather Hansen)
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Speak Global English Series
Part 13:
Putting Emotion into your Message
If you really want to make an impact on your listeners when you speak, then really mean what you say. That probably seems obvious, but it's so common to rattle off messages without giving any thought to how we feel about them.
When you speak, put emotion behind your words. When you're happy, you should sound happy! Smile when you speak, and maybe even add a little laugh to your voice.
When something is serious, use your voice as a tool to show how important that message is. Emphasize the words that you want people to remember. Slow down your speech and pause so that people have time to digest what you're saying.
By adding more emotion -- more of YOU -- to your speech, you will be better understood. Instead of just stringing words together, you will also make people feel what you feel.
And we all know, people don't remember what you say. They remember how you make them feel.
If you'd like to see more clear and confident communication in your workplace, visit http://www.HansenCommLab.com for information on training opportunities. Or, come join the Global English revolution at http://www.SpeakGlobalEnglish.org.
http://www.speakglobalenglish.org
Speak Global English Series
Part 13:
Putting Emotion into your Message
If you really want to make an impact on your listeners when you speak, then really mean what you say. That probably seems obvious, but it's so common to rattle off messages without giving any thought to how we feel about them.
When you speak, put emotion behind your words. When you're happy, you should sound happy! Smile when you speak, and maybe even add a little laugh to your voice.
When something is serious, use your voice as a tool to show how important that message is. Emphasize the words that you want people to remember. Slow down your speech and pause so that people have time to digest what you're saying.
By adding more emotion -- more of YOU -- to your speech, you will be better understood. Instead of just stringing words together, you will also make people feel what you feel.
And we all know, people don't remember what you say. They remember how you make them feel.
If you'd like to see more clear and confident communication in your workplace, visit http://www.HansenCommLab.com for information on training opportunities. Or, come join the Global English revolution at http://www.SpeakGlobalEnglish.org.