1. Read more excellent articles, especially speeches, to improve your sense of language;

2. Accumulate more language materials, such as: idioms, famous quotes, topics that interest you (required Have a certain depth and novelty, so that when you say it, others will be willing to listen. You must also think and have your own opinions.) These require taking notes and writing frequently;

3. Learn language usage skills. , read more books such as "Speech and Eloquence", write down what you learn, and use it in practice;

4. Talk to strangers often and show off your language in front of everyone Ability, one is to practice, the other is to cultivate courage and confidence, and the third is to improve your image in the minds of others and strive for more performance opportunities for yourself;

5. From time to time in life, find something that others have not noticed. Improve your observation skills wherever you go;

6. Learn logic to make your thinking sharper and clearer, and not be fooled by others;

7. Speak rationally and act rationally No one can refute it all over the world;

8. You must start from the interests and feelings of others. You can never convince others. You can only explain things clearly, clarify the interests, and use language skills to let others convince themselves. Own. Thereby enhancing your language power and having excellent eloquence.

Eloquence training can be said to be a long-term task that cannot be achieved overnight. You can treat it as an activity such as fitness, playing ball, or playing games. Only by persisting can you succeed.

In addition, if you want to avoid stage fright, there are some methods for reference:

1. Choose healthy, appropriate, and meaningful topics, and firmly believe that what you say is good for others;

Second, it is necessary to be fully prepared and keep the content of the speech firmly in mind so that there will be no inability to remember it; the content of the speech must be complete and there will be no questions that you don’t know how to answer;

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3. Improve your psychological endurance. For example, consciously making eye contact with people, especially looking at and talking to strangers, can improve your courage when speaking;

4. Practice Humor skills, learn to resolve embarrassing situations.