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Embrace your unique speaking style from "summary" of 10 Days to More Confident Public Speaking by Princeton Language Institute,
When it comes to public speaking, it's easy to fall into the trap of trying to imitate someone else's style. You might see a successful speaker and think, "I need to be more like them." But the truth is, the most effective speakers are those who embrace their own unique speaking style. This means being authentic and true to yourself when you're up on stage. Your unique speaking style is what sets you apart from everyone else. It's what makes you memorable and engaging to your audience. So instead of trying to mimic someone else, focus on honing your own style. Think about what makes you special as a speaker. Do you have a particular sense of humor? Are you good at storytelling? Embrace these qualitie...
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