Teach you to be a talker

"Speaking, in fact, is an art. My professor's voice echoed through the lecture hall, his gaze sweeping over each of us. I sat up straight, silently repeating his words in my heart.

The professor suddenly pointed at me, "Come, give me an example, what would you say if you were to convince your friends to volunteer with you right now?"

My heart was racing and my throat was a little dry. I cleared my throat and started talking, trying to keep my voice steady and sincere: "Actually, volunteering is not only about helping others, it's also a process of self-improvement. Don't you think it's a very meaningful thing to directly affect the lives of others with our actions in addition to our busy study and life?"

The professor nodded and motioned for me to continue.

I took a deep breath and continued, "And, we can go together. Not only will this strengthen our friendship, but we will also experience some memorable moments together. What do you say?"

The professor smiled, and his expression relaxed me a lot. The rest of the class also started whispering and seemed interested in my answers.

After class, I sat alone on a bench on campus, reflecting on today's speech. I realized that speaking is not just about expressing a meaning, but also about communicating emotions. The inner monologue slowly became clear: "To be a talker, I need to understand my audience more, feel their emotions, and touch their hearts with my heart." ”

This course not only taught me how to speak, but more importantly how to listen. Every time before I was ready to speak, I learned to listen to the other person and understand their needs and feelings. That way, when I speak, my words are more pertinent and more moving.

As time went on, I became more and more involved in various discussions and presentations. My speaking skills have gradually improved, I have become more comfortable expressing my thoughts, and more importantly, I can make the other person really hear my voice and feel my sincerity.

"The art of speaking is not just an expression, it is a connection. "This is my summary at the end of this course. Every time before I speak, I remind myself of this. Whether it's speaking at an academic conference or chatting with friends, I try to make every word I say with meaning and warmth.