Notes from the video Start pacing - talk like a snail - avoid shallow breathing - over pronounce the words Speaking like a symphony - rate of speed (identify the speed) - volume ( loud or like a piano) - pitch ( melody or deep) Learn to play with them Banishing clarity busting - fillers and nons stop using them on a continuous basis - there are three ways - start practicing as you do to create any new habit - start practicing step 1 - know your content Lastly absorb better content
the best i can do is keep track of what i'm going to say, and call out how disrespectful they are for interrupting when i notice, instead of engaging with the speed talk
In my experience, it's actually the opposite. When I speak more slowly, people tend to pay closer attention. Even if I'm interrupted, they seem more interested in hearing my response and often disregard what the interrupter has said.
Your strategy and approach is spectacular. I don't waste my time with gurus or short form content in the slightest, but you're an exception. Well worth my time.
I didn't notice the views first, just watched the video. After I wanted to leave a like, I was surprised by the amount of views. This is high quality content, it deserves much more attention. Thank you for the video!
SYMPHONY🐬🐬🐬 But seriously though, I'm glad that youtube recommended me this so now that I know there's another channel that I could learn with speaking! The way you talk and explain it already engaged me into it. This is a quality content and yeah, you're underrated and I would love people to recognize you more.
I didn't look at the views before starting to listen to this video as i was busy with arranging my stuff. after checking out the views, I'm in utter shock! people are missing on such high quality content. this deserves more than a million views bro. keep it up
Totally agree with this! Speaking clearly and confidently is so crucial. I used to rush through my words, especially when I was nervous in social situations, which only made things worse. After focusing on pacing and breathing-thanks to some great tips from the Sense of Humor Improvement Program by Habit10x-I noticed a huge difference in how I communicate. It’s funny how even the simplest pauses can make us sound more confident. Remember, clarity and charisma come with practice-slow down, breathe, and let your words land!
I must say, being aware of a weak articulation basket, is the first step towards a more solidified one. Thank you for this great content, you thoroughly explained with very specific examples what great speech can bring to the youth. Unfortunately what I have noticed, this subject of being aware of ones own articulation skills, is getting more inefficient every year. Like you mentioned, short form content, fast pacing of the new world equals to laziness in the most beautiful skill there is, clarified communication. Easiest subscribe in a while.
@@mints428 are you serious? it doesn't matter why. it's a feeling. that's how people make judgements. if he wants specifics he can analyze it himself, or seek out professional assistance. he'll close more if he hears that there's a problem and adjusts his approach. would hate for the dude to get audience captured at this stage
your accent is really cool, despite being pretty good at figuring them out i simply cannot pinpoint it. if you happen to be a non native english speaker, your ability to speak your second language with such fluidity is super impressive to me, and im not even 2 minutes into the video. if you are indeed a native english speaker, then my curiosity is peaked as to where you could be from. im hearing so many different characteristics of different regions at the same time, its really cool!
Hey bro, i noticed a way you could improve in your videos. It's the subtitles. They don't always align with what you're saying. I'm also a youtuber so it's easy for me to notice something like this (as far as editing goes). Thanks for your work, you're an inspiration to many 👍👍
My problem when speaking is i get so nervous, my heart beats fast, sweaty palms and my voice becomes shakey. My voice is low and when i try to speak louder it happens like this. What i can do?
Start with a few words. Everybody is as awkward as us. It's just some of us are more aware of it. Also you should try Trans Atlantic accent. I'm a non English speaking person and i find that accent the most easy . It's breathy but also allows to pronounce words clearly.
It involves a mindset shift because it comes from your anxiety! And my response completely depends on what you are thinking deep down. Tell me and I can help
عامةً الكلام صحيح عن إن كل ما انت بتتشرب المحتوى الركيك والسخيف تلقائيًا بتلاقي نفسك بتفكر بنفس الرداءة وبتتكلم بنفس الأسلوب وبيصل لك الأمر إنك لا تضيف للي قدامك أي شيء ولا حتى بتغيّر في نفسك أو اللي حواليك.. وعلى العكس، لو غصبت نفسك وحطتها في حاجة أعلى منها في المستوى سواء في الكلام أو التفكير زي مثلًا قررت إنك تقرأ كتاب مصطلحاته صعبه، غصب عنك بعد فترة هتلاقي كل ده مابيشكلش عندك أزمة وحتى بترتقي بنفسك عقليًا ونفسيًا وأخلاقيًا.. الفكرة مش على القراية بس ولكن القصد على المتحوى اللي بتعرض نفسك له. أسأل الله رب العرش العظيم أن يحسننا للأفضل ويستخدمها ولا يستبدلنا. اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على نبينا محمد.
I would like to add that without action, none of the information/content you watch will make any impact or change. I’ve been watching self improvement videos for the last 3 years, to the point where I’ve turned watching educational content into entertainment. “Oh look at me, being so productive watching Jordan Peterson.” “I just love listening to some Dr. K tell me how to be more productive while sitting here being totally unproductive.” “Andrew Huberman fills the void between my sets.” But without actually internalizing and conceptualizing any of the info on your own, it’ll just come and go like any other show series that you watch.
Andrew tate is not a good example, he speaks way too fast. Feels overwhelming at times. He just knows how to get his point across. You also broke some of your own rules with the breathing for instance. However great video, I liked it.
Overall you offer really great advice that I’m sure applies to most of the people watching, however for me my problem is actually the opposite. when I try to speak-for example, when I am called on in class and put on the spot-my mind just goes blank. Instead of stuttering over my words and yapping (although sometimes I fall into this trap), I just blank, not knowing what to say. I am left to sit there in silence as the class waits for my answer, only for me to force out a half-developed, poorly-constructed line of thought. Of course, I embellish a bit, but I feel like my problem is less that my mouth is too fast, and more that my brain is too slow. Thinking deeper about it, I think I could attribute this to a poor attention span-my easily getting distracted definitely does not serve me well in situations where I have to think quick on my feet or think deeply about a subject. Also, that I have a tendency to really mull over every word and choose very carefully what I say before I say it. Because of that, sometimes my sentences come out a bit unnatural, and slow. Looking back on what I just wrote, it appears quite paradoxical. I am describing a paralysis due to both over-analysis and under-analysis. So yeah that is why I have trouble speaking sometimes 😭 I try to get in as much practice as I can through participating in class, talking to people, mentoring… any way I can talk in front of a group of people. Still, it is quite difficult. It doesn’t feel like it’s getting easier.
build a speaking framework so that it is impossible to fail when explaining anything, usually charismatic individuals use structures as simple as think for a second (making it clear they are thinking), make your point, give a great example that applies to everybody so that they can understand, and then explain why that's important for everybody. i went INCREDIBLY in depth on this on my newly released video, don't miss out! and thanks for your comment
Great content, great message, insufferable and borderline pretentious delivery. There's no need to sound like a preacher. Slow down, calm down and engage in a more genuine tone with the viewer. Thank you for putting in the time to make this video!
Romans 10:9 - 10! that if you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved; for with the heart a person believes, resulting in righteousness, and with the mouth he confesses, resulting in salvation. Ephesians 2:8 - 10! For by grace you have been saved through faith; and this is not of yourselves, it is the gift of God; not a result of works, so that no one may boast. For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand so that we would walk in them.
hey russel, your content is great and your taste is awesome. I am a video editor who can encance your video and your taste which will give a boost in your reach and growth. wanna work with me ?
English is not my native language.... at least other people are SPEAKING ! I am just quiet don't come to me ! I don't like people ! That's what I think most of the time in my college 😭😭😭
@CharismaAlchemist nah I am not surrounded with very focused people who are ambitious and I don't want to make any fake friends so rather I stay quiet ! It's easier for me to write in English and think in english than speaking Your channel will be helpful because I learnt a new thing today which was to speak like a snail 😊😁 thank u
That was a good example, maybe the person is not good, but he have some abilities that even we should apply in a good way, hope you getting it, more people knows more about Andrew tate than any other people, so its good to use as an example.,
Great video and concepts but my hyper-focus gave me a good chuckle here and I share this in good spirits: th-cam.com/video/fbmWgVN2eKk/w-d-xo.html - Stutters while speaking about effects of stuttering - Then chooses incorrect superlative "...we choose the most poor words..." when talking about choosing the propers words in our speech, immediately followed by a sales pitch! 🫠 Jest aside, for one syllable adjectives, the correct superlative form(3+ items/groups) is created by adding "-est" (ex: smart --> smartest). "more" and "most" are used to form comparative and superlative degrees, respectively, typically only when an adjective is *two or more syllables* (ex: beautiful --> most beautiful). Even speakers whose native language is english make this error; it is commonly heard in the speech of Donald J Dump: "most biggest", "most best", etc! Positive, comparative, and superlative forms are degrees of adjectives and adverbs used to describe qualities or attributes. Here’s a breakdown of eeach and some examples: 1. Positive = basic form (no comparison): smart, fast, happy, poor 2. Comparative = 2 items compared: • 1 syllable: add "-er" (faster) • 2 syllables ending in "-y": change "-y" to "-ier" (happier) • 2+ syllables: use "more" (more careful) • Exceptions: good → better, bad → worse 3. Superlative = 3+ items, highest/lowest degree: • 1 syllable: add "-est" (fastest) • 2 syllables ending in "-y": change "-y" to "-iest" (happiest) • 2+ syllables: use "most" (most beautiful) • Exceptions: good → best, bad → worst
okay so what we gotta do is 1) consume more quality content and read more books 2) record yourself while speaking 3) consciously avoid filler words i'll try my best to work on these things this month 🫡
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Notes from the video
Start pacing
- talk like a snail
- avoid shallow breathing
- over pronounce the words
Speaking like a symphony
- rate of speed (identify the speed)
- volume ( loud or like a piano)
- pitch ( melody or deep)
Learn to play with them
Banishing clarity busting
- fillers and nons stop using them on a continuous basis
- there are three ways
- start practicing as you do to create any new habit
- start practicing step 1
- know your content
Lastly absorb better content
Thanks G!
Thanks :)
Thanks
This is the kind of ytb recommendation we like
It’s hard to speak slowly to others that don’t have patience. People constantly interrupt eachother
so true and i end to looking dumb
the best i can do is keep track of what i'm going to say, and call out how disrespectful they are for interrupting when i notice, instead of engaging with the speed talk
In my experience, it's actually the opposite. When I speak more slowly, people tend to pay closer attention. Even if I'm interrupted, they seem more interested in hearing my response and often disregard what the interrupter has said.
@@umangpaswan7125 do u have deep voice?
@@bhutaturr1636 Yeah i do, but it's mostly the tonality that matters
Your strategy and approach is spectacular. I don't waste my time with gurus or short form content in the slightest, but you're an exception. Well worth my time.
This is actually the best articulation video I've ever seen.
I've always struggled with speaking (Especially in sales)
Your aura is so attractive
Your aura is gay
😂
Agreed
He look like ah girl lmao
I didn't notice the views first, just watched the video. After I wanted to leave a like, I was surprised by the amount of views.
This is high quality content, it deserves much more attention.
Thank you for the video!
Your speech is eloquent. Glad I found your channel, gonna add you to my '5 people I spend my most time around' list :)
3 mins in and i'm already interested
I am going holding my first presentation for the class I am taking this monday and your wisdom has really come in clutch.
SYMPHONY🐬🐬🐬
But seriously though, I'm glad that youtube recommended me this so now that I know there's another channel that I could learn with speaking! The way you talk and explain it already engaged me into it. This is a quality content and yeah, you're underrated and I would love people to recognize you more.
I dont want to be part of your symphony 😡
@@CharismaAlchemist people love to separate art from the artist 😭
I didn't look at the views before starting to listen to this video as i was busy with arranging my stuff. after checking out the views, I'm in utter shock! people are missing on such high quality content. this deserves more than a million views bro. keep it up
Thanks, means a lot!
Agreed
"Speak with INTENTION." is what they teach stroke survivor's re-learning to talk.
Very informative video btw! Really appreciate your confidence too :)
My youtube reccomends me such good things
I really needed this,, this video was really useful man! I appreciate it. new subs🙌
I am telling you that you are going to get lots of followers till the end of December
I like the way you speak ❤❤
Thank you for the video
Hey buddy, You are awesome 💯..I am going to absorb your content and try to improve my English communication skills.
Very understable english video pronunciation are very clear
this is such a high quality video, man, goddamn.
Good video bro! I used these tips and every girl within a 100 mile radius instantly teleported to me! This guy rocks!!!
Amazing, Loved the way you explained everything.
Great content, keep going 💯
Thank you 😊
Loved the video ❤🎉kudos to you
This is really a very useful video. Thank you.
You broke so many of your own LAWS... including the distracting words and Filler Words.... But hey THANKS !
Few subscribers. High value. Keep it up bro, you’re going places
Great timing!
This video better blow up
THANK-YOU SO MUCH BUDDY HELPED A LOTT!!
ur content I love❤
Thank you so much 🗣️
such an imminent speaker you are ! Very impressive.
me when youtube giving me finally a good video for recommendation
Totally agree with this! Speaking clearly and confidently is so crucial. I used to rush through my words, especially when I was nervous in social situations, which only made things worse. After focusing on pacing and breathing-thanks to some great tips from the Sense of Humor Improvement Program by Habit10x-I noticed a huge difference in how I communicate. It’s funny how even the simplest pauses can make us sound more confident. Remember, clarity and charisma come with practice-slow down, breathe, and let your words land!
Thanks for this video.
So this is why i realise that some certain people keep me sleepy while they're talking. Besides that, this video was really insightful!
Thanks brother for this 💌
Thank you so much ❤
This is very helpful, thank you! I think I should practice over-pronunciation in my next few videos :)
This is good wow
I must say, being aware of a weak articulation basket, is the first step towards a more solidified one.
Thank you for this great content, you thoroughly explained with very specific examples what great speech can bring to the youth.
Unfortunately what I have noticed, this subject of being aware of ones own articulation skills, is getting more inefficient every year.
Like you mentioned, short form content, fast pacing of the new world equals to laziness in the most beautiful skill there is, clarified communication.
Easiest subscribe in a while.
Yay! New Sub!
you're gonna go really far bud, rooting for you.
good video man
btw,
1000th like !!
Feels like a bag of tricks with no soul behind it. GL!
wdym
@@mints428 GL means good luck.
@@kessler2797 no shit, i mean like why do u think this feels like there is no soul
@@mints428 are you serious? it doesn't matter why. it's a feeling. that's how people make judgements. if he wants specifics he can analyze it himself, or seek out professional assistance. he'll close more if he hears that there's a problem and adjusts his approach. would hate for the dude to get audience captured at this stage
@@kessler2797 WTF BRO HE IS GIVING PRACTICAL ADVICE
your accent is really cool, despite being pretty good at figuring them out i simply cannot pinpoint it. if you happen to be a non native english speaker, your ability to speak your second language with such fluidity is super impressive to me, and im not even 2 minutes into the video. if you are indeed a native english speaker, then my curiosity is peaked as to where you could be from. im hearing so many different characteristics of different regions at the same time, its really cool!
Your video are amazing
got a new follower, broski!
Good one
this was a great video ❤
what a seductive voice!
You're very handsome!! Thanks for the video 😊
Bro, you gotta give us a tutorial on how you record and edit your audios. It sounds great !
no way this only has 3k views??
Thanks dude
Hey bro, i noticed a way you could improve in your videos. It's the subtitles. They don't always align with what you're saying. I'm also a youtuber so it's easy for me to notice something like this (as far as editing goes).
Thanks for your work, you're an inspiration to many 👍👍
Thanks
My problem when speaking is i get so nervous, my heart beats fast, sweaty palms and my voice becomes shakey. My voice is low and when i try to speak louder it happens like this. What i can do?
Start with a few words. Everybody is as awkward as us. It's just some of us are more aware of it. Also you should try Trans Atlantic accent. I'm a non English speaking person and i find that accent the most easy . It's breathy but also allows to pronounce words clearly.
It involves a mindset shift because it comes from your anxiety!
And my response completely depends on what you are thinking deep down. Tell me and I can help
I like vintage movies. Whether Indian or Hollywood. It helps . But then i get brain rot from doomscrolling and then I'm back to being dumb.
EXPERIENCE ✨
7:15 Did i hear Andrew Tate😂😂😂😂
HELPPPP SAMEEEE 😂😂😂
Jansjajaja lit
like wtffffff lol
Great stuff, but let's not categorize Andrew Tate and MLK in the same class.
Hey
Could you please provide me with the books you've read to be this articulate 🙏
This was a good watch, where did you get that shirt from btw?
andrew tate is a good speaker but there are much better examples than him. underneath his confidence and presence there is a deep amount of insecurity
Absolutely 💯
just cuz he richer stronger and better than u doesn’t mean he insecure lil bro put the fries in the bag 💀🙏🍟⬇️🎒
@@Aayra-yk8pl in step 1
@@Aayra-yk8plno he most probably is insecure cuz no actual confident person inflates their ego that much
@@senseiimmandi delte the comment let him cook 😭
عامةً الكلام صحيح عن إن كل ما انت بتتشرب المحتوى الركيك والسخيف تلقائيًا بتلاقي نفسك بتفكر بنفس الرداءة وبتتكلم بنفس الأسلوب وبيصل لك الأمر إنك لا تضيف للي قدامك أي شيء ولا حتى بتغيّر في نفسك أو اللي حواليك.. وعلى العكس، لو غصبت نفسك وحطتها في حاجة أعلى منها في المستوى سواء في الكلام أو التفكير زي مثلًا قررت إنك تقرأ كتاب مصطلحاته صعبه، غصب عنك بعد فترة هتلاقي كل ده مابيشكلش عندك أزمة وحتى بترتقي بنفسك عقليًا ونفسيًا وأخلاقيًا.. الفكرة مش على القراية بس ولكن القصد على المتحوى اللي بتعرض نفسك له.
أسأل الله رب العرش العظيم أن يحسننا للأفضل ويستخدمها ولا يستبدلنا.
اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على نبينا محمد.
dude look so young tht it feels weird taking advice from him
I would like to add that without action, none of the information/content you watch will make any impact or change. I’ve been watching self improvement videos for the last 3 years, to the point where I’ve turned watching educational content into entertainment.
“Oh look at me, being so productive watching Jordan Peterson.” “I just love listening to some Dr. K tell me how to be more productive while sitting here being totally unproductive.” “Andrew Huberman fills the void between my sets.”
But without actually internalizing and conceptualizing any of the info on your own, it’ll just come and go like any other show series that you watch.
انا هنا للتعلم للغة الانجليزية للغتي العربية للغتي ثانيه الانجليزية
I want to create a class with you
I didnt hear anything you're so pretty and your dimpleeeeee (>.
Where's your accent from?
Hey! Anyone knows what the background music is?
Andrew tate is not a good example, he speaks way too fast. Feels overwhelming at times. He just knows how to get his point across.
You also broke some of your own rules with the breathing for instance.
However great video, I liked it.
Is it free
okay
Hi Russell I just want to let you know that you speak and sound like STEWIE GRIFFIN from family guy
why 170%? what is the reason behind 170 and not something like 120
Overall you offer really great advice that I’m sure applies to most of the people watching, however for me my problem is actually the opposite. when I try to speak-for example, when I am called on in class and put on the spot-my mind just goes blank. Instead of stuttering over my words and yapping (although sometimes I fall into this trap), I just blank, not knowing what to say. I am left to sit there in silence as the class waits for my answer, only for me to force out a half-developed, poorly-constructed line of thought. Of course, I embellish a bit, but I feel like my problem is less that my mouth is too fast, and more that my brain is too slow. Thinking deeper about it, I think I could attribute this to a poor attention span-my easily getting distracted definitely does not serve me well in situations where I have to think quick on my feet or think deeply about a subject. Also, that I have a tendency to really mull over every word and choose very carefully what I say before I say it. Because of that, sometimes my sentences come out a bit unnatural, and slow.
Looking back on what I just wrote, it appears quite paradoxical. I am describing a paralysis due to both over-analysis and under-analysis. So yeah that is why I have trouble speaking sometimes 😭 I try to get in as much practice as I can through participating in class, talking to people, mentoring… any way I can talk in front of a group of people. Still, it is quite difficult. It doesn’t feel like it’s getting easier.
build a speaking framework so that it is impossible to fail when explaining anything, usually charismatic individuals use structures as simple as
think for a second (making it clear they are thinking), make your point, give a great example that applies to everybody so that they can understand, and then explain why that's important for everybody.
i went INCREDIBLY in depth on this on my newly released video, don't miss out! and thanks for your comment
How about you increase your hair volume by 170%
I have a problem of stuttering what should I do ??
th-cam.com/video/8r0jSNwUOCA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=38UBLDRp3v92e4Gt
Great content, great message, insufferable and borderline pretentious delivery. There's no need to sound like a preacher. Slow down, calm down and engage in a more genuine tone with the viewer. Thank you for putting in the time to make this video!
Romans 10:9 - 10! that if you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved; for with the heart a person believes, resulting in righteousness, and with the mouth he confesses, resulting in salvation. Ephesians 2:8 - 10! For by grace you have been saved through faith; and this is not of yourselves, it is the gift of God; not a result of works, so that no one may boast. For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand so that we would walk in them.
Dude, you were really intriguing until you mentioned Tate. You aren't gonna make it with those role models, unfortunately.
hey russel,
your content is great and your taste is awesome. I am a video editor who can encance your video and your taste which will give a boost in your reach and growth. wanna work with me ?
I stopped watching after I heard Andrew Tate in the same sentence with MLK
English is not my native language.... at least other people are SPEAKING ! I am just quiet don't come to me ! I don't like people ! That's what I think most of the time in my college 😭😭😭
Communicate your issues to others and people can work around it
@CharismaAlchemist nah I am not surrounded with very focused people who are ambitious and I don't want to make any fake friends so rather I stay quiet ! It's easier for me to write in English and think in english than speaking
Your channel will be helpful because I learnt a new thing today which was to speak like a snail 😊😁 thank u
This guy said so so many times i lost respect for him. He's doomed to a lifetime of mediocrity.
Since you apparently don't like this amazing content, please never comment on his videos again.
Guys like Andrew Tate ? Please give good examples 😢
That was a good example, maybe the person is not good, but he have some abilities that even we should apply in a good way, hope you getting it, more people knows more about Andrew tate than any other people, so its good to use as an example.,
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« know your content » should be the first step
My family say I speak too fast it’s bc I hate speaking too slow and sometimes I can’t control it😭
Aw kiddo 😂 u really think uve figured out "the secrets"
Great video and concepts but my hyper-focus gave me a good chuckle here and I share this in good spirits: th-cam.com/video/fbmWgVN2eKk/w-d-xo.html
- Stutters while speaking about effects of stuttering
- Then chooses incorrect superlative "...we choose the most poor words..." when talking about choosing the propers words in our speech, immediately followed by a sales pitch! 🫠
Jest aside, for one syllable adjectives, the correct superlative form(3+ items/groups) is created by adding "-est" (ex: smart --> smartest). "more" and "most" are used to form comparative and superlative degrees, respectively, typically only when an adjective is *two or more syllables* (ex: beautiful --> most beautiful). Even speakers whose native language is english make this error; it is commonly heard in the speech of Donald J Dump: "most biggest", "most best", etc!
Positive, comparative, and superlative forms are degrees of adjectives and adverbs used to describe qualities or attributes. Here’s a breakdown of eeach and some examples:
1. Positive = basic form (no comparison): smart, fast, happy, poor
2. Comparative = 2 items compared:
• 1 syllable: add "-er" (faster)
• 2 syllables ending in "-y": change "-y" to "-ier" (happier)
• 2+ syllables: use "more" (more careful)
• Exceptions: good → better, bad → worse
3. Superlative = 3+ items, highest/lowest degree:
• 1 syllable: add "-est" (fastest)
• 2 syllables ending in "-y": change "-y" to "-iest" (happiest)
• 2+ syllables: use "most" (most beautiful)
• Exceptions: good → best, bad → worst
Yep, thanks for this, its these little tweaks i do want to take care of down the line
love how he just went 'now let's move on to my CTA'🤌
okay so what we gotta do is
1) consume more quality content and read more books
2) record yourself while speaking
3) consciously avoid filler words
i'll try my best to work on these things this month 🫡