Eric Thomas, Zig Ziglar,Les Brown, Tony Robbins, Brian Tracy, Nick Vujivic, Wyne
Dyer.
What
do all these motivational speakers have in common? I will tell you
They love
what they
say.
I will call this point the most essential element of good
public speaking. Great public presenters and speakers are nothing less
emotional and passionate about their message. They are totally absorbed in their
subjects so much so that when they speak, nothing else matters. This keen
concentration they possess come from the strong believe that they have
something of importance, a real value that needs to be heard by the whole world.
They know
what to say.
Have you ever wondered why some people are so fluent in
their presentation or public speech? The answer lies in the knowledge they have
about their topic. This is something we all can relate to. When you talk about
what you really love and know, your attention shift from self-consciousness to
the impact of the message you are delivering. Great speakers are modest enough to acknowledge
that they are not too experienced to prepare their speech. A good speaker knows
what his audience already knows, how they feel about what they know, what could
be new to them and grey areas where he can clear their misconceptions. Harmed with
such information, he gives a polished delivery. He deliberately emphasizes new points
or state old ones in an interesting way to hold the attention of his audience.
They add value to
lives
with their speech.
This is the very reason why some guys are called
motivation speakers. They make motivational speaking their career because they
want to make people act and act quick enough to take responsibility for their
lives. Ordinarily, an individual will tune-out from listening if he senses that
what is being said contains nothing of value to him. To avoid this, good
speakers always have a moral lesson, a new way acting, a change
in idiosyncrasies spelt out clearly in their speech. Doing this ensures there’s
always something every individual in the audience takes home.
Now, why all these details? Tony Robbins
answers “I realize that success leaves clues and that people who produce
outstanding results do specific things to create these results”
