5 Aspects of a Powerful Speaking Voice

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  • Опубликовано: 27 окт 2024

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  • @muneeruddinmohammed1434
    @muneeruddinmohammed1434 7 лет назад +164

    Five aspects mentioned above - 1. Breathing, 2.Resonance, 3.Silence, 4.Articulation, 5.Certainity.

    • @pariso5625
      @pariso5625 5 лет назад +2

      I needed this, I wasn't sure of the 5th. Thank you

    • @gmeles1448
      @gmeles1448 5 лет назад

      5. Certainty [absolute certainty, incontestably true, that is certain to happen, yes]

    • @TomPark1986
      @TomPark1986 3 года назад +1

      I got the resonance down....but i speak way too fast and fumble my words.....and it shows a lack of confidence.

    • @totemthepole
      @totemthepole Год назад

      So the retarded uptalking? Like everyone does now? Sounds really lame and uncertain?

  • @LifeISMagix
    @LifeISMagix 9 лет назад +50

    The "silence" part got me completely. Subscribed!

  • @behramdienlyle2307
    @behramdienlyle2307 9 лет назад +37

    Perhaps the most useful video on the topic on the internet. I was struggling to adopt a north american accent (if there is such a thing) after migrating from Asia, but was not convinced that it would work. After watching this video now I can be myself, without the need of trying to speak in a fake accent and still sound powerful and authentic. Thanks Conor

  • @artistryartistry7239
    @artistryartistry7239 10 лет назад +92

    That is sooooo amazing. When you did the part on silence, it was very affecting. The silence really did strike a powerful tone. Absolutely amazing.

  • @davidb7381
    @davidb7381 8 лет назад +4

    Toastmasters, speech classes, RUclips videos, Coursera, you do a great job of pulling it all together. Thanks

  • @eliasnanca4745
    @eliasnanca4745 4 года назад +2

    One of the reason why i decided to watch all your videos teacher is because I want to be like YOU as a Good speaker. The way you talk, the way you deliver the message and controlling your voice. You are calm and very clear. I'm very amaze to you sir.
    I hope someday if God will am a good speaker also. :-)
    God bless you always teacher.
    greetings from 🇵🇭philippines.

  • @cameronrich3857
    @cameronrich3857 10 лет назад +12

    I've been watching your videos trying to poke holes in them. I'm having a hard time, solid advice time after time.

  • @mrmichael7777
    @mrmichael7777 4 года назад

    The certainty and the silence parts helped me. Thanks.

  • @eliomalvin
    @eliomalvin 10 лет назад +1

    You are the best my friend. I was looking for some tips for a presentation at University. I got engaged to your videos and now I feel like I can use all your tools to complete it. The best way of teaching!

  • @barbiebarbie1
    @barbiebarbie1 5 лет назад +3

    Love the short and to the point videos! Great modeling for me not to say so many words, but to use my words well!

  • @eazydominik9137
    @eazydominik9137 9 лет назад +3

    Thank you for your tips! I always had anxiety about taking a speech. Now, after seeing your videos and practicing and really believing about what I am talking about, almost took my anxiety.

  • @lAndyWingsl
    @lAndyWingsl 4 года назад

    Sir, I commend you for fitting so many great tidbits into such a short video.

  • @jeandennisquicanoochoa7281
    @jeandennisquicanoochoa7281 11 лет назад

    Sr.you are one of the best teacher i have seen on the net!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!my respect. and i want you to know that i´d like to be as good as you. i got challenged and inspired for you. blessings

  • @light7958
    @light7958 10 лет назад +4

    I enjoy the right silence, it gives time for the listener absorbing the idea and feeling like the speaker cares if the audience are following or not.

  • @BlueXSocks
    @BlueXSocks 11 лет назад +1

    Amazing video. The one channel that has taught me different things in every video that I know I will keep. Thank you!!

  • @TheNextG7me
    @TheNextG7me 5 лет назад +3

    [Summary]
    1/Breath
    2/Resonance
    3/Silence
    4/Articulation
    5/Downward inflection
    Done. Next.

    • @TheNextG7me
      @TheNextG7me 5 лет назад

      @@ConorNeill You were first. Straight to the point. Thanks.

  • @gonzalorivero3823
    @gonzalorivero3823 Год назад

    Great infornation! I really recommend a higher volume.

  • @vreddyravula
    @vreddyravula 11 лет назад

    a nice discourse on breathing and public speaking.

  • @ireneuszgolab1306
    @ireneuszgolab1306 2 года назад

    Reallly greate counsel! Thanks a lot for shearing Your experience and wisdom!

  • @FACTTuber
    @FACTTuber 5 лет назад

    Just can't beleive that I got ❤ from Sir Conor..Thanks a lot.

  • @elyshannah9034
    @elyshannah9034 9 лет назад

    thx it helps me for my oral english exams

  • @nayanacharjee5609
    @nayanacharjee5609 4 года назад

    Thanks sir..you explained the sophisticated topic of communication in a simple way...

  • @SylvainKnowsIT
    @SylvainKnowsIT 8 лет назад +2

    Very nice tricks Conor. Thank you for sharing that.
    Two remarks though. From a videography point of view, I find surprising you didn't look directly at the camera lens. I think that looking straigh at the viewer is a strong way to make our speech even more assertive -- and in our occidental culture it helps in building trust. But maybe there was some reason I missed here for that choice ?
    More "seriously" do you have some extra tips for people like me that are non-native English speakers and that talk with a very noticeable accent ? I know the best would be practicing and training to remove that accent. But maybe there are some tricks to help overcome that extra difficulty and maintain connection between the speaker and its audience ?

  • @Jo45ization
    @Jo45ization 11 лет назад

    awesome tips....and seems to have more explanation about the role of silence.
    Thanks.

  • @BilalWarsi-jo6gw
    @BilalWarsi-jo6gw Год назад

    Very concise and thoughtful tips

  • @ricolerio
    @ricolerio 5 лет назад

    Very good point. Thank you Conor

  • @preteristlab-endtimes5683
    @preteristlab-endtimes5683 8 лет назад +2

    Great teacher and great tips Connor. Thanks for the post. Valuable ideas. Mozzman.

  • @fennycruz6714
    @fennycruz6714 3 года назад

    Powerful and simple...thank you.

  • @omaribrahim9271
    @omaribrahim9271 7 лет назад

    Subscribed! Looking forward to watching your videos.

  • @RafaelMartinez-xk8jw
    @RafaelMartinez-xk8jw 11 лет назад +2

    thanks for your ideas and messages.... I found it pretty usefull for my next board meeting enterview...
    I found a word "relleno" during your speech.... funny I did not see it coming... love your video.

    • @carmendiaz3101
      @carmendiaz3101 8 лет назад

      Agreed! Knowing that rellenos are "filling" made this concept ring clear for me. I appreciate the artistic use of language. :)

  • @FACTTuber
    @FACTTuber 5 лет назад +4

    All I can say is "GREAT"..

  • @hassanallyo2938
    @hassanallyo2938 9 лет назад

    Powerful reminder

  • @nisav4124
    @nisav4124 4 года назад

    Very great study and explanation !!!!

  • @periclesdasilva5973
    @periclesdasilva5973 2 года назад +2

    Thanks. You can change the world. The ability to speak is a powerful gift. Every good and perfect gift comes from the Father of Lights (ultimately). The best gift ever given to mankind is the Living Word Which became flesh and died for us so that we might have everlasting life. When we wait on His love, our fears our cast away and we gain control over ourselves. Thus our voice will have a wonderful influence on those who hear us. Blessings

  • @cooljazzy2682
    @cooljazzy2682 8 лет назад

    Hmmm... very interesting. Thank you Mr Conor!

  • @jayrahnjefferson833
    @jayrahnjefferson833 11 лет назад

    Well done and received. Thank you

  • @DhProductionHouse
    @DhProductionHouse 3 года назад

    Finally I got, What i needed!!

  • @dr.handychandra6485
    @dr.handychandra6485 3 года назад

    Great experience thay worth sharing.
    Thank you.

  • @OmarCapital
    @OmarCapital 3 года назад

    Was Reading A Conversational Hypnosis Book & Decidedly Chose To Stop & Look Up “Voices Of Authority” Now Let Me Get Back To My Book Lol ✍🏾

  • @gaonerantlhoiwa5593
    @gaonerantlhoiwa5593 5 лет назад

    Thank you. First helpful video

  • @sopranokrismanikan
    @sopranokrismanikan 10 лет назад

    Thank you for these informative tips. I was wondering, how does one vibrate their sternums? Thanks

  • @denisewilliamson7097
    @denisewilliamson7097 10 лет назад

    Thanks. Great speaking tips.

  • @wantabee99
    @wantabee99 10 лет назад

    Great advise!

  • @rangermac4941
    @rangermac4941 11 лет назад

    Conor~! i am set a fair, longing to see you early!

  • @dangerpablo1
    @dangerpablo1 11 лет назад

    Excellent tips

  • @sonali306
    @sonali306 9 лет назад +5

    here, you got one more subscriber......thanks 4 uploading videos..

  • @bharadwajsangaraju1326
    @bharadwajsangaraju1326 8 лет назад

    The fifth one struck me like a lightning. .. I just realized that all of my past embarrassments on stage were due to not doing atleast one of those five things right....

  • @JennetCG
    @JennetCG 10 лет назад

    Thanks you a lot of great tips.

  • @shanindtheeed
    @shanindtheeed 4 года назад

    good video; thanks.

  • @ges735
    @ges735 Месяц назад

    I noticed that I never take huge breaths before a talk, making my voice sound flat. Also when I'm speaking off the cuff I tend to finish in an upwards tone at times.
    Any tips on how to feel that vibration in my sternum? I'm kinda struggling to feel that sensation

  • @priyankagoel9865
    @priyankagoel9865 8 лет назад

    Very impressive video... I feel my voice Is week and that makes me stand back and feel low...any suggestions plz? Conor...

  • @EnoDubai
    @EnoDubai 11 лет назад

    You are amazing. I am making treasure of your tips!

  • @karenthzugheyvazquezfranco8099
    @karenthzugheyvazquezfranco8099 3 года назад +1

    Genial! Gracias por compartir su conocimiento!

  • @trevor44ish
    @trevor44ish 6 лет назад

    Love your videos Conor. Thank you. Is there a reason, or do you have a recommendation for body address to camera when making a video. Although it's just you and me, when watchinh the video; you invariably appear to be addressing someone off-camera, rather than speaking directly to the camera. Can you explain this please?

  • @berkeinan9436
    @berkeinan9436 5 лет назад

    Great modification to my knowledge

  • @qadeervlogs14
    @qadeervlogs14 4 года назад

    Great work

  • @hameddadgour
    @hameddadgour 10 лет назад

    Very helpful. Thanks!

  • @girlfong
    @girlfong 9 лет назад

    thank! Really useful

  • @QueenSakina
    @QueenSakina 11 лет назад

    This was very good.

  • @tarashakti1990
    @tarashakti1990 8 лет назад +2

    Thanks a lot! but when to use the silence?

    • @abdelrahmanelhadad6706
      @abdelrahmanelhadad6706 7 лет назад +1

      As for silence you should reveal it when you are about to say something really uncommon and not everyone has much knowledge about . like what we are used to see in a horror movies silence silence then freak you out .that's it .

    • @tarashakti1990
      @tarashakti1990 7 лет назад

      Abdelrahman Elhadad gratitude!

    • @abdelrahmanelhadad6706
      @abdelrahmanelhadad6706 7 лет назад

      Don't mention it . I am always here for you .

  • @aimanbadran3400
    @aimanbadran3400 11 лет назад

    I like you sir,You are real .

  • @TrinhTran-qm4uq
    @TrinhTran-qm4uq 11 лет назад

    It's so amazing :D I didn't know that before ... Thanks a lot, ^^ teacher !

  • @Duffyhealth
    @Duffyhealth 12 лет назад +1

    spot on, very constructive! :)

  • @gauribantawa803
    @gauribantawa803 2 года назад

    amazing video

  • @surajgupta9894
    @surajgupta9894 6 лет назад

    Thank u sir

  • @josipkumric3943
    @josipkumric3943 8 лет назад

    you are the man.

  • @SubhanKhan-cd3kf
    @SubhanKhan-cd3kf 8 лет назад

    one more subscriber to ur ever expanding pupils list.thanks for sharing great knowledge.

  • @bailinnumberguy
    @bailinnumberguy 10 лет назад

    Nice video. Very helpful.

  • @athief
    @athief 9 лет назад

    very impressive skills, tips and videos, one more subscriber :)

  • @itseman2
    @itseman2 8 лет назад

    ty!

  • @foxtowercommunications
    @foxtowercommunications 9 лет назад

    Favourite. Subscribed. Thank you.

  • @leabaker7278
    @leabaker7278 3 года назад

    I like these concepts! But when we inhale, the diaphragm actually drops, rather than going up. It then goes back up when we exhale.

  • @baloda10
    @baloda10 11 лет назад

    U r simply da best bro

  • @asiantrick24
    @asiantrick24 10 лет назад

    Presentation in an hour...shitting BRICKS right now, this video helps big time.

  • @sparknvibes791
    @sparknvibes791 11 лет назад

    Right!!

  • @ArmandoLopez-rm1kt
    @ArmandoLopez-rm1kt 4 года назад

    Excellentizimo!!!!

  • @sonubains2286
    @sonubains2286 11 лет назад

    This is wonderful! I really have a problem ending my sentences with upward inflection. What's the best way to practice downward infection? Thank you, sir!

  • @Ashtizzle70
    @Ashtizzle70 6 лет назад

    Breaking and Seeking Rapport

  • @hadouth1
    @hadouth1 11 лет назад

    Powerful steps I like it

  • @sunshineisherethequeen1621
    @sunshineisherethequeen1621 4 года назад

    I love u videos.thank you 🙏

  • @Gregsmith001
    @Gregsmith001 6 лет назад

    I like this

  • @larryazb
    @larryazb 8 лет назад

    Gracias por estos consejos y sobre todo porque puedo entender tu Ingles tan claro.

  • @mirzabektursunov7395
    @mirzabektursunov7395 3 месяца назад

    of course. when i am in the shop and see that girl again my tongue is speechless. i cant control my nerves😅

  • @ismaielwaheed4300
    @ismaielwaheed4300 6 лет назад

    v. impressive

  • @safaekhaldi4788
    @safaekhaldi4788 11 лет назад

    woow i like this man

  • @vpsinghmv
    @vpsinghmv 11 лет назад

    great

  • @armandopaura5540
    @armandopaura5540 10 лет назад

    Good spanish, congrats...

  • @healthlyght3051
    @healthlyght3051 5 лет назад

    In addition to your 5 - Can your accent also contribute to being a great speaker ?

    • @healthlyght3051
      @healthlyght3051 5 лет назад

      @@ConorNeill ok, Your English is clear yet please let me know if I'm correct. I hear an Irish influence in your tone of speech- it sounds great. Thank you for your reply-.

  • @eurovicc
    @eurovicc 5 лет назад +1

    Yoooooo, youre a saaaaavaggeeeee ! 😂🤣🤣🤣💣💣💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💎💎🌊🌊🌊

  • @ElisaSSuter
    @ElisaSSuter 6 лет назад

  • @ashish4521
    @ashish4521 4 года назад

    India

  • @franzrinurabaya8825
    @franzrinurabaya8825 8 лет назад

    conor mcgregor!!!

  • @truenorth7949
    @truenorth7949 7 лет назад

    eskimos?? pretty sure they're called the inuit people

  • @ZinniaGulden
    @ZinniaGulden 4 месяца назад

    People who say “she speaks higher to preserve her voice” are so annoying. There’s more to a person voice than just their pitch. There is tone, cadence, dialect, etc etc.
    There’s multiple aspects to someone’s voice and she changes all of them depending on the image she wants to project. She’s a sociopath lol

  • @Iftax
    @Iftax 9 лет назад

    You speak and explain like a Toastmaster... Even the tips seem like they have been picked up from Toastmasters better speaker series... Are you a TM? :)

  • @VuthaThan
    @VuthaThan 12 лет назад

    super like :D

    • @HCRAYERT.
      @HCRAYERT. Месяц назад

      @@VuthaThan This ain't Tinder.

  • @djvagabond
    @djvagabond 2 года назад

    Bbn

  • @SmOgER10
    @SmOgER10 11 лет назад

    Great tips, but "silence" and explanation about it... LOL.

  • @masteratk
    @masteratk 11 лет назад

    But when you breath in, your diaphragm is actually lowered? ;)

  • @BrianHammEdu
    @BrianHammEdu 8 лет назад

    "To the Eskimos", how about being a bit more culturally aware.