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Gyan Prakash

Learning and practic... • 4m

Stop watching YouTube videos. A few months ago, I thought my communication skill will improve, I will start speaking confidently, if I watch YouTube videos, reels, and read books on communication. But here’s the truth I learned the hard way: You don’t learn to speak by watching. You learn to speak by SPEAKING. Here are 7 lessons that are helping me build confidence while speaking, not just online but in real-life conversations too: 1. Know your WHY and WHO If you don’t know what you’re talking about or who you’re talking to, your confidence will take a hit. And if you're trying to "sound cool" or "impress others"? That’s even worse. Speak to express, not to impress. 2. Find your comfort zone When I started, I used to record myself sitting in my favourite corner of my house, where I felt most relaxed. Start there. It works.

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Gyan Prakash

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3. Speak slowly & pause I used to speak like a bullet train 🚆 No one understands me, and I’d end up repeating myself. Now I speak slower, take pauses, and let the opposite person absorb my words. It builds clarity and authority. 4. Remove filler & hedging words Words like um, like, maybe, I think, etc, make you sound unsure and unclear. Replace them with silence or strong words like clearly, definitely, or absolutely. Confidence comes from certainty. 5. Mind your posture & eye contact Your body speaks before your words do. Would you trust someone who slouches, avoids eye contact, and looks distracted? Exactly. Look sharp, sit straight, and stay present.

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