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5 Myths on How to be More Eloquent during Presentation
The document discusses the importance of eloquence in communication, emphasizing that effective verbal and non-verbal skills are crucial for being perceived as truthful and credible. It highlights the need for active listening, noting that only 17-25% of spoken words are retained by listeners and recommends a speaking speed of about 3.5 words per second for clarity. Additionally, it mentions that eloquence requires practice, suggesting that mastery takes around 10,000 hours.
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5 Myths on How to be More Eloquent during Presentation
- 1. ELOQUENCE IS USING JARGON Speakingin jargon only makes you appear less truthful and more pretentious 7% of how others think about us is based on the words we use THE MORE YOU TALK, THE MORE ELOQUENT YOU SOUND Effective communica- tion is a two-way process. It includes active listening Listening is undervalued. Of the 450 WPM we listen to, only an average of 17-25% is retained 17-25% ELOQUENCE IS ALL ABOUT VERBAL COMMUNICATION Nonverbal communica- tion (tone, gestures, timing and mannerisms) is equally vital of people's judgements of others are based on non-verbal input 93%93% No one was instantly born with a gifted vocabulary ELOQUENCE IS BORN, NOT MADE Malcolm Gladwell- “it takes 10,000 hours of practice to master a field”. That’s about 40 hours per week over 5 years 10.000 HOURS SPEAKING FASTER MAKES YOU MORE ELOQUENT Talking too fast makes people see through your nervousness A speed of about 3.5 words per second is ideal, as a study has found3.5WPS ON HOW TO BE MORE ELOQUENT DURING PRESENTATION MYTHS5 A GIFOGRAPHIC BY http://www.businessinsider.com/20-ways-to-nail-a-good-first-impression-2010-12?op=1#ixzz3QC6k0hqF https://www.creditdonkey.com/listening-statistics.html http://www.wisdomgroup.com/blog/10000-hours-of-practice/ http://healthland.time.com/2011/05/20/want-to-be-heard-try-changing-the-way-you-talk/ A GIFOGRAPHIC BY @24Slides @24Slides24SLIDES.com/blog Visit us at www.24slides.com SOURCES: