How To Become A Master In The Art of Public Speaking (Part 1 of 2) | Eric Edmeades

Just so you know, I’m so invested in his speech ❤ only to realize it was posted 7yrs back 😮

Am from Kenya
I have loved this movie though at some point i cried, she is a great actress ❤️
Watched both parts

This was unbelievably satisfying to watch!

Can you be a good speaker with an average IQ?

Ohhhh man; the direct truth of showing the nervousness. Thank you !

The clarity here is off the charts!

The speaker, Eric Edmeades, emphasizes the following core principles regarding public speaking:

• The Power of Storytelling: Humans are inherently wired for stories. Stories have been crucial for survival and thriving throughout history, making them the "primary operating system of the body" (17:05-17:06). Great revolutions and significant changes have always been preceded by great speeches and oration (17:16-17:27).
• Speaking as a Powerful Force: Public speaking is described as one of the most powerful forces in society, creating a significant advantage in business and professional life (18:38-18:46).
• Overcoming Fear through Conditioning: Fear of public speaking is not innate; it's a learned behavior often stemming from social conditioning during childhood, where children are told to control their voices or are embarrassed in public speaking situations (24:41-26:25). The speaker himself overcame a severe fear of public speaking (23:49-24:39).
• Authenticity and Connection: The speaker demonstrates how to regain an audience's attention and interest by being authentic and directly addressing the unusual situation (6:48-8:12).

While the video doesn't provide a direct "how-to" list, these are the key takeaways from the speaker's experiences and philosophy:

Key Takeaways from the Video:
• Leverage Stories: Recognize that stories are the most valuable way to convey information and resonate with your audience (15:19-15:41, 17:05-17:13).
• Embrace the "Stage Effect": Understand that humans are naturally drawn to and influenced by spoken narratives due to millions of years of evolutionary conditioning (15:19-15:41, 16:37-16:41).
• Recognize Learned Fear: Acknowledge that the fear of public speaking is learned, not innate (24:41-25:01). This understanding is the first step towards overcoming it.
• Authenticity and Boldness: Be willing to be direct and authentic with your audience, even in challenging situations, as demonstrated by the speaker's approach to an empty room (7:20-8:12).

you helped a lot,thanks!

My goodness...Eric is something else.,I can't believe I feel like crying, great influence, great speech, will God and hard work ever allow me meet him from where I am located now, goodness ... Bless you Eric❤❤

Everything was explained clearly.

Really good content, keep it up.

This is really impressive.

I found this video really useful.

One of the clearest explanations I’ve seen.

This was explained really well.

This was informative and useful.

Very helpful and informative.

I�ll be rewatching this later.

I learned something new today.

Clear and easy to follow.

Good breakdown of the topic.

This was so well structured.

So glad you uploaded this.

The presentation was excellent.

Such a useful video to have.

This was really helpful.

Very impressive work here.

Great job explaining this.

This was done very well.

Really well presented.

Very well put together.

I like how you kept it concise.

Thanks for simplifying this topic.

Helpful content, thank you.

Im from Winnipeg, colder than Edmonton

I appreciate your consistency.

Nostalgic callbacks to older content delight longtime fans

I could watch this all day.

Really high-quality content.

Appreciate the effort put into this.

Perfectly explained without any confusion.

How long ago did they last eat? ?

I love this❤

Mr. Eric honestly, your build up in the art of communication is really amazing and the way you communicate seamlessly is really intriguing and inspiring. Thanks for this enlightening teaching on "Public Speaking".

Great stuff. I know my time is coming.
Stillsearching

I am blessd for listening this

This is exactly what I needed! Can’t wait to start applying these tips. 🔥