Public speaking is one of the highest paying careers today. Whether the economy is up or down, public speakers are always in high demand. One of the things that will ensure that you are always in demand as a speaker is your ability to communicate. Your ability to communicate successfully is literally your golden egg. Here are three steps that will greatly improve your ability to communicate in front of an audience.

Step 1 – Eliminate your fear of public speaking –

Speaking anxiety will keep you from being the best communicator you can be. Communication goes beyond simply pronouncing words. The words are simply the carriers of the intention. So it is the intention that communicates, not the words. When you feel anxiety, your intention is not communicated as directly and with full power. To really have the full impact of what you’re trying to communicate, you need to be comfortable with who and what you are right now. When you feel comfortable in front of an audience the intention of your message is communicated directly with impact and you will achieve the desired result.

Step 2 – Practice, Practice, Practice!

You have heard this many times. This step will go a long way in helping you become “one” with the message you will be conveying. Remember that you are delivering intention through the words you speak, so practicing allows you to sharpen the delivery of your intention. This is very powerful, so don’t overlook it. This will increase your ability to get the results you expected at the end of your speech.

Step 3 – Start working on improving your personal life –

Who you are as a person radiates and can be perceived. If your intentions are good, the people around you can sense it. Most people are generally good, so one way to make yourself stand out, by being better, above the crowd is to improve yourself.

How to improve yourself:

A. Think of an area of ​​life that really sucks for you.

B. Think about how you would like that area of ​​life to be instead.

C. Buy books or take seminars and workshops that deal with improving that area of ​​life.

When you eliminate your anxiety about speaking, practice practicing your speech before you go on stage, and continually work on improving your personal life, you’ll be recognized as a super effective communicator in front of an audience giving your presentations with confidence and power! You will have discovered yourself to be a really bad public speaker!