Many are the people who want the ability to perform excellently in public speaking. But most of those people don't see that wish fulfilled, most are lousy as speakers.
Why? The reason is simple. Most focus on small and trivial things, at the expense of significant and important. When preparing to give a talk, many give an infinity of instructions such as: "I have to remember to stand up", "I must not move around, nor use my hands", "Do not let the audience give note that you use your notes "," remember not to make mistakes when speaking, speak well "," make sure your tie is in place "," speak loud, but not too much ", and many others like that.

Now, what happens when the speaker begins to speak? You are afraid because you have imposed a tremendous list of things that you should not do. He gets confused in his presentation and silently asks, "Did I make a mistake?" In short, it is a fiasco. It's a fiasco because it focused on the insignificant, trivial, and relatively unimportant qualities of a good speaker, and didn't focus instead on the important things that make a good speaker: knowledge of what to say and intense desire. to tell others.

The true test of a speaker is not whether he was righteous or made mistakes in speaking, but whether the audience captured the ideas he wanted to present. Most of our best speakers have little flaws; some even have nasty voices.
It's important to remember that successful speakers have one thing in common: they have something to say and they want others to hear it.
Don't let nonsense stop you from speaking well in public.