Every time I give a speech on stage, I am so nervous that I am at a loss, my brain is short-circuited, and I always can't say what I want when I speak?
Every time I speak at a meeting, I always can't get ideas, I am clumsy, and I am instantly inspired when I leave?
Every time you communicate with people, you speak straightforwardly, you are easy to offend people, and you have a straight personality but do bad things with good intentions?Effective communication is essential in the workplace. Excellent speaking skills can not only better express one's thoughts and opinions, but also improve relationships with colleagues, superiors and customers, effectively avoid misunderstandings and conflicts, and improve work efficiency and career development.
Below, I share a few practical ways to take you from a novice in the workplace to a master communicator. It doesn't matter if you're right or wrong, be self-conscious and don't be afraid to express yourself in the workplace! Many times, there are only different opinions in the workplace, and there is no right or wrong. There's no need to worry about making a joke or making a joke, and you don't have that many viewers.
Believe in your own opinions and abilities and be brave enough to express them. 
Add**Annotation, no more than 140 words (optional) As the so-called stupid bird flies first, no one is born to express it, if you are not good at it, then practice it a few more times. Prepare what you're going to say ahead of an important meeting, presentation, or discussion. You can make a list of key points and think about how to structure your language so that you will be more confident and fluent in your expression.
You can look in the mirror, practice what you want to say, what you want to say, and correct yourself over and over again. One minute on the stage, ten years off the stage, through repeated exercises to form muscle memory. 
Add**Notes, no more than 140 words (optional) Find a good role model at work, and find a way to be whoever you admire! Observe your colleagues or leaders who speak well and learn how they speak, tone and diction. Imitate their strengths first, then gradually develop your own style, and finally surpass them.
At the same time, learn professional communication knowledge and skills, a large number of first-class books, and constantly enrich yourself. Enrich your vocabulary, improve your language skills, and learn to express the same meaning in different ways. This will make your language more lively and varied, and avoid using the same words and phrases repeatedly. 
Add**Notes, no more than 140 words (optional) Sometimes empty words are difficult to express emotions, we can skillfully use our own body language to convey aura, strength, and energy! Maintaining good posture, eye contact and a proper smile, speaking with a typhoon, can show confidence and professionalism.
Of course, you can also express your emotions through gestures, such as swearing with fists, waving hands, and staggering rejection. 
Add ** annotation, no more than 140 words (optional) The so-called sincerity is nirvana! Less routines, more sincerity, and sincerity for sincerity! Sometimes we get used to showing off our skills and lose sight of the essence of communication: speaking human words.
When it comes to getting your point across, it's important to use a simple and direct approach so that the audience can quickly understand your intentions. So make sure your words are clear and concise, avoid using vague or ambiguous language, and match your usual pace of speech and sincere tone of voice. 
Add a note, no more than 140 words (optional) Let's grow together and become the best in the workplace!