How to Use Body Language during Speech | Public Speaking Video Lecture | Public Speaking: Learn and Boost your Confidence (English) - Communication

so how do you use body language when
giving a speech well for starters you
don't do this this looks like I have to
go to the bathroom you don't want to be
standing like this another bad thing
people do they put their hands behind
them like this that looks like I'm being
handcuffed and taken away to prison the
thing to do with your body when you're
giving a presentation is what you do all
day long when you're speaking and you're
relaxed and comfortable if you're at the
watercooler
and you're talking about a football or
hockey game last night you're typically
news did you see that last goal you're
not going to be did you see that last
goal that's not how people talk so it's
a myth out there that you need to
somehow learn new body language when
giving a speech that's not it the main
thing is you just need to move the way
you normally move when you're talking to
people and not be frozen or stiff there
are certain things you do with your body
language that make you look
uncomfortable people like to play with
their ring finger or hold a pen why do
you want to hold a pen when you're
giving a speech are you afraid you're
going to say something so brilliant you
need to write down your own quotes put
the pens down free up your hands
don't hold pens notepads papers have
your hands-free now the ultimate in body
language when you're giving a
presentation a surefire way to make
people think you're comfortable
confident relaxed move a little walk
some now you have to be running all over
the stage like Zig Ziglar some famous
motivational speaker but just walking a
little creates variety it forces your
audience to move their head move their
eyes when following you and it will make
you appear much more confident
comfortable and relaxed and that way
people can actually focus on your
message and not worrying about whether
you're nervous or not