1. Slides By Rana Usman Sattar
Student Of BBA(Hons)
PMAS Arid Agriculture University Rawalpindi
Gmail: ranaa.usman@gmail
Facebook: usman.shan86@yahoo.com

2. Why we wanted training in public
speaking
To overcome our nervousness
To be able to think on their feet and to speak with self-
confidence and ease before a group and size

3. Every person can develop his own
latent capacity if he has desire to
do so
 the ability to do this is not difficult to acquire. It is not
a gift by providence on only a few rarely endowed
individuals.
 It is like the ability to play golf any man or women.

4.  Many experienced speakers can think better and talk
better when facing a group then they can in
conversation with an individual.
 The presence of the larger number proves to be a
stimulus, an inspiration.

5.  Many men who afterward became famous speakers
were at the outset of their careers, beset with self
consciousness and almost paralyzed with audience
fright.
 This was the experience of BRYAN,JEAN JAURES,
LIOYD GEORGE, CHARLES STEWART PARNELL,
JOHN BRIGHT, etc.

6.  No matter how often you speak, you may always
experience this self confidence just before you begin.
 In a few seconds after you have gotten on your feet, it
will vanish completely

7.  There are four things about developing courage and
self confidence:

8. Start with a strong and persistent
desire
 There are innumerable benefits of this effort
 Arouse your enthusiasm for it
 It can mean to you financially, socially in term of
influence and leadership
 The depth of your desire will depend the swiftness of
your progress

9. Know thoroughly what you are
going to talk about
 Prepare your self about what are you going to say
 You can’t feel confident unless you know what you are
going to say

10. Act confident
 To feel brave
 You can conquer your fear of audiences by taking
advantage of this psychological fact that is
 Act as if we were brave, use all of your will to that end
and a courage fit will likely replace the fit of fear

11. Practice
 Fear is a result of a lack of confidence, and lack of
confidence is the result of not knowing what you can
do , and that is the result of not knowing what you can
do, and that is caused by a lack of experience
 Get a record of successful experience behind you, your
fear will vanish

13. The Right Way to Prepare
 What is preparation?
 The setting down of some mechanical sentences on paper?
 Real preparation consists in digging
 something out of yourself, in assembling and arranging
your own thoughts, in cherisrung and nurturing your own
convictions
 when he thought out his own ideas, developed his own
illustrations

14. What Preparation Really Is
 It means the assembling of your thoughts, Your ideas,
your convictions, your urges.
 Preparation means thinking, brooding, recalling,
selecting the ones that appeal to you most, polishing
them, working them into a pattern. A mosaic of your
own.

15. How Lincoln Prepared His
Speeches
 Do not sit down and try to manufacture a speech in
thirty minutes.
 A speech can't be cooked to order like a steak.
 A speech must grow. Select your topic early in the
week,
 Ask yourself all possible questions concerning it.
 That was Lincoln's method. It has been the method of
almost all successful speakers.

16. How to Prepare Your Talk
 Determine your subject in advance, so that you will
have time to think it over in odd moments.
 After you have done a bit of independent thinking, go
to the library and do some reading on your topic.

17. The Secret of Reserve Power
 Collect more material, more information, than there is
any possibility of employing.
 Assemble a hundred thoughts; discard ninety.
 The way to develop reserve power is to know far more
than you can use,