How to Stop Mumbling and Speak Clearly (And Confidently)
Вставка
- Опубліковано 6 лют 2025
- If you're like most people, mumbling is a real issue - whether you're presenting in boardrooms, giving motivational talks, or just getting together with your friends.
Today, I'll share five common causes of mumbling - and then I'll recommend five different things you can do to reduce the mumbling in your professional speaking.
If you found yourself nodding or shaking your head, then congratulations! You can use and add these tips to your communication toolkit.
➡️ Doors have opened to my fast, 5 minute a day system for expanding your vocabulary. Check out my Vocabulary Workshop which gets you gets you sounding like an industry expert, FAST: sarageiger.com...
✨ Sign up for the High-Performance Communication Audit here:
cadenza.co/elo...
✨ Read the Blog post- cadenza.co/how...
🎥 Take my FREE Masterclass
cadenza.co/fre...
💎 Join the C-Suite Waitlist here to access my signature course, which provides the total fix for your career communication~
cadenza.co/wai...
▼FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL▼
INSTAGRAM -
/ cadenza.co
Cadenza Executive Communication
WEBSITE -
cadenza.co
#cadenza #elocution #mumbling #executivecoach #executivepresence #charisma #Executivespeakingcoachmelbourne #Executivespeakingcoachaustralia
🎉 Check out my Vocabulary Workshop which gets you gets you sounding like an industry expert, FAST: sarageiger.com/vocabulary-workshop/
Thank you so much! I appreciate you.
You are so welcome!
Thank you very much my sister 🥰
It really helps me alot🥺
Love from Fiji 🇫🇯 ♥️
My pleasure 😊 I’m very happy to hear you found it helpful.
I really love the way you articulate, the facial expression, and your lovely voice. From south east Melbourne. I hop to meet you one day soon. I love to be able to speak the way you do
Hello from Melbourne right back to you Roshan! Thank you for watching, I'm delighted to hear that you enjoyed this video!
I don't like my voice because at times I don't like yelling words or speaking too softly or low.
Hi Krystal, it can be challenging to calibrate the voice and build up a pleasant tone at high & low volume levels. I’ve prepared a guide to voice projection on our website which can help: cadenza.co/how-to-project-your-voice/ with some ideas on how you can project your voice with incredible tone and power.
You might also like to pick up some clear voice tone tips via this help guide here as well-
cadenza.co/clear-voice
This article outlines how to secure a crystal clear voice tone, that never fails you.
As always let me know if you have any questions and thank you for sharing with your comment!
Even her croaky voice is better than my best efforts😢
Saw what you did there 😂
Thank you so much ma'am.
Most welcome 😊
Thank u 🙏
You're welcome 😊
How to improve mumbling when interviewed?
I’ve noted your question, will see if I can incorporate content to help you out soon. Have a lovely day, Sarah
I am the most confident if not over but due to the monotonous nature of my mother tongue, I couldn’t speak loudly in English and people tend to associate this to confidence problems. Immigration always takes out your everything of qualities but nothing is more affecting me than this. If you are expert, I really need help. I tried to invest some but I found all not helpful.
Hello Yosi.
I’m so sorry but I missed this comment and only just found it!
Migration can be tough, and I’d suggest getting some communication strategies in place around-
1) Self advocacy
2) assertiveness
3) Voice tone & projection training - speakers in second language tend to use reduced acoustic which makes listeners perceive them as less credible (not the case but due to voice tone bias)
4) strategies to showcase your skills and expertise using communication to make your reputation and value more over for job interviews, tough conversations and more
5) advocacy for benefits of bilingualism
I can help you certainly, very happy to provide more info but in the meantime, do check our bonus tools and resources to get you started here-
www.cadenza.co/resources
Stay in touch and thank you for sharing your comment and very personal experience. I think it’s fantastic to go out on a limb like this so that others who are experiencing similar set backs will not feel so isolated.
Nice
Glad you enjoyed it!
When told aa a child that your stupid by your mother 😢
I'm sorry to hear that. Things like this experience can create many intruding thoughts when communication. Perhaps this blog post will give you some ideas to manage speaking pressure around that- cadenza.co/public-speaking/
Gud day Sheila
Choice
🇦🇺 g’day! 😂
@@cadenzacommunication what a sport!! I thought you were going to call me all the names under the sun !!
Now I've got no excuse! I will have to watch yr vid again
@@chriscoughlan5221 Why would I do that! I'm always so rapt when someone makes an effort to engage or crack a joke! Have a great day!
She has a 4K voice
Thank you for your kind comment!