Presentation Tip: Deeper Voice
Speaking in a deeper voice always sounds more credible. Read this powerful tip from Jeff Mowatt, the Master of Influence with Ease.
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Speak lower than the previous person
This is such an easy technique to enhance credibility - it's almost embarrassing. During group discussions, people get emotional or excited about certain subjects. Their voices tend to rise in tone and speed accordingly. When it's you're turn to comment, reduce the tone and speed of your voice to be slighter lower than that of the previous speaker. In the midst of the group's excitement, your controlled delivery will sound like the voice of reason. You'll immediately be taken more seriously. The only trick then is to say something worthwhile!
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About award-winning speaker, Jeff Mowatt, BComm., CSP
Treat yourself to an entertaining, informative session with award winning speaker, Jeff Mowatt B.Comm, CSP. Jeff knows his stuff. he didn't just read the book - he wrote it! He's the author of the critically acclaimed book, Becoming a Service Icon in 90 Minutes a Month. Jeff's newest book, Influence with Ease will be released this fall. He heads his own training company and has produced four study training systems. His Influence with Ease column has been syndicated and featured in over 200 business publications. Jeff has exercised influence himself as a 25-year service industry veteran, black belt martial artist, and business owner.
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Jeff’s advice is good advice. You can use this technique in a meeting, on the phone or while delivering a presentation.
Think "James Earl Jones". James is known for his deep voice. He was the voice of Darth Vader in Star Wars.
Another Tip
You can make your voice deeper by speaking s l o w e r.
George Torok
Executive Speech Coach
Presentation Skill Trainer
Speaking in a deeper voice always sounds more credible. Read this powerful tip from Jeff Mowatt, the Master of Influence with Ease.
__________________
Speak lower than the previous person
This is such an easy technique to enhance credibility - it's almost embarrassing. During group discussions, people get emotional or excited about certain subjects. Their voices tend to rise in tone and speed accordingly. When it's you're turn to comment, reduce the tone and speed of your voice to be slighter lower than that of the previous speaker. In the midst of the group's excitement, your controlled delivery will sound like the voice of reason. You'll immediately be taken more seriously. The only trick then is to say something worthwhile!
_________
About award-winning speaker, Jeff Mowatt, BComm., CSP
Treat yourself to an entertaining, informative session with award winning speaker, Jeff Mowatt B.Comm, CSP. Jeff knows his stuff. he didn't just read the book - he wrote it! He's the author of the critically acclaimed book, Becoming a Service Icon in 90 Minutes a Month. Jeff's newest book, Influence with Ease will be released this fall. He heads his own training company and has produced four study training systems. His Influence with Ease column has been syndicated and featured in over 200 business publications. Jeff has exercised influence himself as a 25-year service industry veteran, black belt martial artist, and business owner.
________________
Jeff’s advice is good advice. You can use this technique in a meeting, on the phone or while delivering a presentation.
Think "James Earl Jones". James is known for his deep voice. He was the voice of Darth Vader in Star Wars.
Another Tip
You can make your voice deeper by speaking s l o w e r.
George Torok
Executive Speech Coach
Presentation Skill Trainer
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