Finding Your Niche in Public Speaking

This video tutorial is part of module 2, focusing on developing skills and style in public speaking. It guides viewers on how to identify and align their niche with their interests, education, and market demand. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of researching, connecting with professionals, and practicing public speaking. It also highlights the need to identify subtopics within a niche and incorporate personal anecdotes to engage the audience.

What is a niche in the context of public speaking?

• A random subject chosen for a speech

• A list of unrelated topics

• An area of interest or expertise

• A broad topic that everyone talks about

Which of the following is NOT a step in identifying your niche?

• Aligning with your education

• Ignoring your skills

• Considering your interests

• Analyzing your passions

Why is it important to consider market demand when choosing a niche?

• To ensure your topic is completely unique

• To make your topic as broad as possible

• To avoid having to research your topic

• To ensure there is an audience interested in your topic

What should you do after identifying your niche and ensuring market demand?

• Forget about the niche and choose another

• Start speaking without preparation

• Research and gather information about the niche

• Avoid connecting with professionals in the field

How can you personalize your public speaking presentation?

• By sticking strictly to facts

• By using complex jargon

• By adding personal anecdotes

• By avoiding any personal stories

What is a benefit of connecting with professionals in your niche?

• To avoid doing your own research

• To gather insights and updates

• To limit your understanding of the niche

• To copy their speeches

What is the purpose of listing subtopics within your niche?

• To limit the scope of your presentation

• To avoid focusing on any specific area

• To ensure you cover all aspects of the niche

• To make your speech more confusing