And Speaking Skills For Dummies - Voice

Avoid "Upspeak" (ending every sentence like it’s a question?). It makes you sound uncertain. End your statements with a downward inflection to sound authoritative. 5. The Art of Articulation

A monotone voice is a sleep aid for your audience. Use "vocal variety" to keep people engaged. Voice and Speaking Skills For Dummies

A dry throat is a raspy throat. Drink room-temperature water. Avoid "Upspeak" (ending every sentence like it’s a

You don't sound the way you think you do. Listen back to identify your "filler words" (like, totally, basically). Voice and Speaking Skills For Dummies

Deep breathing provides the "fuel" for your words, allowing you to finish sentences without gasping. 2. The Volume Knob: Projection vs. Shouting