How to practice public speaking in 30 seconds
A 30-second speech drill is long enough for one complete idea and short enough to repeat. Use it for interview openers, pitches, stand-ups, and toasts.
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Speech practice that fits the moment.
Articles from Mohammed, the founder building Oratori. Short, specific, and written for the spoken moments people actually prepare for.
How to stop saying um, like, and just
The filler words that hurt professional speech most are um, like, just, kind of, I think, sort of, basically, and you know what I mean.
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Use opener, body, close for interviews, stand-ups, pitches, and toasts. The shape makes your answer easier to follow and much easier to end.
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The best interview speaking pace is roughly 140 to 165 words per minute. The fix is not slower words. It is cleaner breath, endings, and sentence landings.
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