5. No Judging with Your Speech
The speakers must deliver the information that his or her audience expects. You can make your listener pay attention if you provide solutions to issues or correct the person in a polite manner. However, no one wants to be judged. Judgmental speakers are less successful and have to change that habit.

6. Managing Your Tone
Management of your tone is also an important part of the whole process. If you use the right tone, you can easily attract other people’s attention to what you say. Your audience will be more likely to listen to your speech if you know it all about the range of tones orators use. Start your speech by speaking from the chest. Be confident and emphasize the words that play an essential role. Articulate the most important expressions very well and your speech will captivate more listeners.