Crysten Bishop
Communication Skills Essay
Every paying job in the universe includes some sort of communication skill as a requirement. Any human interaction includes communication. Even if there are not any words or noises involved, communication can be developed in many different ways. I have always had an ambition to be an Inspirational speaker. Any speaker might have an extremely significant message, however if there is not a proper delivery and no practice of communication skills, the message can become unimposing.
The most important skills of a public speaker would include any of the basic skills used for an informal or formal speech. Dynamic delivery gives the message meaning to the audience. If a speaker mumbles through their presentation and keeps his or her head down the whole time, the crowd can become uninterested and irritable. To prevent a yawning audience, speakers should practice their material they plan on discussing. They should also pay attention to their speed in which they are presenting and to make as much eye contact as possible. These skills will contribute to my success of becoming a motivational speaker, after all they are what makes and break every kind of public speaker.
Lastly, there are always barriers that can destruct the delivery of the message as well. For example, a younger audience might be disrespectful and make it harder to capture their attention. This is why it is important to know the audience. A successful speaker would not speak in German to an English speaking audience. It may seem like a broad comparison, however it describes the point. Knowing my audience, using a loud clear voice and natural gestures, keeping a confident perception, and practice will make my career as a inspirational speaker triumphal.