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Importance of Public Speaking Types of Speeches

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  Speaking to Inform
  

Speaking to Inform means that you have information you wish to relate to your audience.The primary purpose of this format is to help the audience gain knowledge of a particular process, place, person or event. As a leader, you would be using this because the information you are providing is either to be accountable to your team, or to aid them in their work.

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  Speaking to Persuade
  

Speaking to Persuade means that you are trying to influence your audience to think and act in a certain way. The primary purpose is of this is to align your team member’s goals with the organizational goals, or to get their buy-in for a particular decision you are making.

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  Speaking to Inspire
  

Personally, speaking to inspire is the best kind of public speaking because of its power to motivate and encourage your team. I find that this is also the easiest form of speaking because you don’t have to have length preparation; you simply speak sincerely from your heart.

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  Importance of Public Speaking Using Humor
  

Whichever type of speech you are using, using humor in your speech can be very useful in lightening up the mood and getting people in the listening mood. However, you have to learn how to use humor effectively, as a misplaced joke or a insensitive comment can cause your whole speech to fall apart. I have also prepared for you several public speaking jokes you can use for various topics; but you have to decide for yourself which jokes are suitable for the occasion, culture and mood of the topic.

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  Importance of Public Speaking Other Resources
  
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  Public Speaking Jobs
  

Do you have a passion for public speaking? The best way to become better at public speaking is to have a job that requires you to do so. I have compiled a short list of jobs that you can consider if you desire to become a master of public speaking.

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  Public Speaking Activities
  

Before you start any public speaking engagement, you might want to engage the participants in some ice-breaking or warm-up activities to get them pumped up and ready to receive your message.

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  Public Speaking Books
  

Still want to continue your education in public speaking? There are several resources out there that you can obtain. Here I will recommend some public speaking books that you can purchase and read to upgrade your ability.
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