Why is public speaking important?
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Why is public speaking important?

Public speaking is speaking or giving speeches in public. 

Here, you need to master the art of oral communication to communicate. Public speaking is extremely important and can be of following types in your day to day basis:  

Speaking to inform – This kind of speaking is the one which we all do maximum in daily conversation. We inform others or we are informed by others. It can be professional or personal. We all use it. 

Speak to persuade – This kind of speaking is the one where we persuade others. This is the kind of speaking we do in debate, sales or simply when we persuade someone to go for a holiday at one particular spot. 

Speak to entertain – This kind of speaking is done to entertain others. This is the kind of speaking we do in award ceremonies, Wedding speeches, comedy sketches, poetry recitation or something like that.

Let us see the reasons why it is so important.

Winning people and creating influence

Motivating others Informing people

Career advancements

Boosting confidence

Critical thinking

Personal development

Improving communication

Networking (social & professional)

Leadership skills 

Learning persuasion Developing vocabulary & fluency Fearless impromptu speaking Better listening skills To drive changes  Now, You must be knowing that we all need public speaking skills. It might not be inborn talent in us. But, not to worry you can learn it by joining the course Fearless Communicator Blueprint - www.anjujindal.com/fearlesscommunicatorblueprint.

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