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Be aware of your vocal tone and pace from "summary" of Art of Public Speaking by Stephen E. Lucas

Being aware of your vocal tone and pace is crucial in public speaking. Your tone sets the mood for your speech, conveying emotion and emphasis to your audience. It can influence how your message is received, so it is important to choose your tone carefully. Your pace, on the other hand, can impact the clarity and understanding of your message. Speaking too quickly may confuse your audience, while speaking too slowly can lose their interest. Your vocal tone should match the content of your speech. For example, if you are delivering a serious message, using a somber tone can help convey the gravity of the situation. Conversely, if you are delivering an inspiring message, using a more upbeat tone can motivate your audience. Adjusting your tone accordingly can help you connect with your audience on an emotional level, making you...
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    Art of Public Speaking

    Stephen E. Lucas

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