Ever sat through a presentation where the speaker had great content, but their monotonous delivery made you struggle to stay awake? Everything sounded the same—like listening to someone read a terms and conditions agreement.
Now contrast that with a speaker who varies volume, pace, pitch, and tone. They whisper to create intimacy, then boom out a key point for emphasis. They speed up to show excitement, then slow down to let crucial concepts sink in. That's the difference between forgettable and unforgettable.
Your voice is an instrument, and when you play it well, you move your audience from boredom to engagement, from skepticism to belief.
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Tune in and learn to use vocal variety to go from ordinary to extraordinary!
Resources:
Public Speaking with Peter George