Trioti G.

Practice Storytelling with Data

• Structure Your Narrative: Follow a logical flow:
  1. Problem Statement
  2. Approach and Methodology
  3. Key Findings
  4. Recommendations
• Create Impactful Conclusions: End with actionable insights or a call to action.
• Emphasize Key Messages: Avoid overloading the audience with too many details; focus on 2–3 major takeaways.

1. Practice Breathing Control

Stammering often worsens with stress or rapid speech. Controlled breathing helps maintain a steady rhythm while speaking.

• Diaphragmatic Breathing: Practice deep breathing to relax your muscles and maintain calmness while speaking.
• Pause and Breathe: Take small pauses to collect your thoughts and reset your breathing if you feel a stammer coming.
  
  

  2. Slow Down Your Speech

  • Speak at a slower pace to give yourself time to form words clearly.
  • Use techniques like prolonging vowels or stretching sounds to reduce stammering.
  • Avoid rushing to complete sentences; focus on clarity, not speed.
    
    

    3.Practice Regularly

    • Mirror Practice: Speak in front of a mirror to observe your expressions and movements.
    • Record Yourself: Listen to your speech to identify areas of improvement.
    • Practice Scripts: Read aloud scripts, books, or articles to build fluency and confidence.

Leverage Technology

1. Watch TED Talks or Videos:

   • Observe how speakers communicate ideas effectively.
   • Take notes on tone, vocabulary, and body language.

2. Language Learning Apps:

   • Use apps like Duolingo, Anki, or Quizlet to build vocabulary and practice communication.

3. Voice Assistants:

   • Use AI tools like Google Assistant or Siri to practice pronunciation.