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In a video, Vinh Giang discusses the five aspects of vocal communication that make someone a great communicator. These are the rate of speech, volume, pitch, tonality, and the power of the pause. Varying these aspects can keep the listener engaged, convey confidence and authority, make the message more memorable, and add emphasis to certain words or phrases. Practicing these five foundations of vocal communication can help individuals become great communicators.
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Four foundations of effective communication are
Rate of speech:
- Vary your rate of speech to avoid boredom.
- Quick speech shows passion, while slow speech can make simple statements seem profound.
Volume:
- Speak at a confident volume to show authority and belief in what you're saying.
- Many people speak too quietly, missing out on authority, charisma, and confidence.
Pitch:
- Melody can make what you say more memorable.
- Most people use only a couple of notes when they speak, while using a wider range can add melody and impact.
Tonality:
- Emotion lives underneath your words, and your body language and face are the remote control for that emotion.
- The world of theater and singing can inform your use of tonality in speaking.
- Author:Jason Siu
- URL:https://jason-siu.com/article/2d575356-8a05-4270-b00c-2e8ae7ad1daa
- Copyright:All articles in this blog, except for special statements, adopt BY-NC-SA agreement. Please indicate the source!
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