Why do speakers need the ability to adapt and control the field?

If the speaker wants to achieve good speech effect. It should also have the ability of strain and field control. That is, he is good at observing the scene, grasping the psychological changes and interest requirements of the audience, correcting and supplementing his speech in time, and laying a good foundation for the success of his speech.

So, what kind of ability does a successful speaker need to adapt to and control the scene?

1. Control your feelings and master your discretion.

When you find an emergency, you should be calm, have a good psychological quality, be able to control your emotions and master the sense of proportion. Don't panic on the podium, let alone act impulsively because of impatience.

Take time to answer questions, don't make wisecracks.

When giving a speech, the audience will often ask sharp questions and want to "take you into the army." What should you do at this time? Learn to calmly answer questions raised by the audience. Especially those problems that seem difficult at first glance. Some people take the method of repression, get angry with criticism and shout "Stop arguing and be quiet", which will only put themselves in a dilemma. Others treat each other sincerely, get rid of one-liners and turn passivity into initiative.

3. Clever interspersed, active atmosphere

If the venue is dull, it should be adjusted as soon as possible, skillfully interspersed and actively active. By using the method of interlude, the speaker can not only make things more vivid and profound, but also enliven the atmosphere and increase the interest of the audience. For example, tell a joke, a story, an anecdote, sing a song and so on.

4. Make mistakes. Be flexible.

It is quite difficult to make mistakes in a speech. If something goes wrong, two things are most taboo in this case: scratching your head and ears and being silent for too long. It has been observed that when there is silence for more than 15 seconds during the speech, there will be sporadic laughter under the stage; Silence for more than 30 seconds, there will be laughter from a few listeners; If you are silent for a long time, the audience will generally be impatient.

In the process of speech, if it is a small mistake of missing individual words, as long as it is harmless, it is better not to correct it. After talking for a while, I suddenly forgot what to say in the next paragraph. What should I do? Carnegie introduced several methods that we can learn from:

(1) Change the topic on the spot and type it with the sentence at the end of the last paragraph.

(2) Ask questions to the audience.

(3) If the brain is really blank, make up a relatively complete conclusion temporarily and end it euphemistically.