How to be an orator?

How does an orator practice?

Dear friends, hello everyone! I'm Huang Xinwei. However, talents are not necessarily eloquent, but they must be talents, and even become celebrities and great men, which will last forever. Many celebrities and great men are also famous speakers. Research shows that those who have achieved great success are not born with good eloquence, but through their long-term unremitting efforts, even to the point of being obsessed with eloquence. Here are some typical examples for you. Demosthenes, an ancient Greek orator, stuttered and couldn't speak clearly since he was a child. He was very afraid to speak in public, but he was determined to become an orator. In order to correct stuttering and make his speech clear, he kept practicing speaking with a small stone in his mouth. He used to practice in a dark room. In order to avoid being disturbed by others, he shaved off half his hair and became a yin and yang head, forcing himself to concentrate on practicing eloquence. After 12 years of hard training, I finally embarked on the road to success. American President Lincoln was born in a peasant family and worked as an employee, mason, shop assistant, helmsman and lumberjack. His social status is humble, but he never relaxes his eloquence training. /kloc-at the age of 0/7, he often walks more than 30 miles to the town to listen to lawyers' eloquent defense in court, missionaries' eloquent sermons and politicians' eloquent speeches. After coming back, he carefully imitated the drill and finally his eloquence improved day by day. 1830, in order to prepare for his speech in Illinois, he tried to speak again and again in the face of bare stumps and rows of corn. Later, he was re-elected as the president of the United States twice and became one of the world-famous speakers. The eloquence of Bernard Shaw, an English playwright, is well known. But when he was young, he was too timid to knock at the door when visiting friends. He often lingers at the door for more than 20 minutes, afraid to speak. Later, he got up the courage to join the debate club and never missed any opportunity to argue with his opponent. He practiced courage, language and wit and became a master of speech. Edward Wigan, a famous American orator and psychologist, was extremely afraid of talking in middle school. He said: When the day of speaking drew near, I was really ill. As long as I think of that terrible thing, my blood rushes to my forehead. My two faces burned badly, so I had to go to the back of the school and stick them on the cold wall tiles to reduce the flush, which was the same in college. In one speech, I only said one sentence: Adams and jeffers had died, so I went back to my seat with a blank brain, which attracted deafening laughter. I really wanted to die, and then I fell ill for several days. The last thing I want to do in this world is to be an orator. Later, I kept practicing and overcame my fears. As a result, a few years later, I became the most surprised person in the world, and I even took public speaking as my own business. As many friends know, ten years ago, I was also a person who was very bad at communication and very afraid to speak on stage. Many students I have trained over the years are introverted and have poor eloquence. Through professional eloquence training and constant practice, they have completely changed and become masters of speech. Friends, as long as you have a strong will to learn eloquence well, as long as you continue to work hard, you can also become an outstanding speaker, achieve brilliant career and create a happy and beautiful life!