In public speaking, what seems like a weakness could be your strength.
Are you a non-native English speaker? You might speak more slowly. This can be a plus, especially for international audiences. It gives people time to understand and absorb your words.
Do you prefer writing and sticking to a script? It might seem rigid, but with a bit of flexibility, this thorough preparation helps you cover all key points.
Do you love improvising but worry about straying off topic? Proper preparation can keep you on track, allowing your natural spontaneity to shine without losing focus.
Think of it like photography. A photo taken in dim light might seem like a disadvantage, but it can actually create a captivating image.
What you think are weaknesses in public speaking might create a unique style.
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