First, training can create an environment for your training speech.

Whether at school or at work, there are not many opportunities to really give you a speech. Of course, if you are the boss of a company, that is another matter.

A good environment can create a sense of ceremony. Just like reading in the classroom and reading in pajamas at home, the efficiency of the two is different.

Second: Training can give you some environment for peer motivation.

For beginners, speaking fear is an essential obstacle. But the most effective way to overcome fear is not to watch chicken soup and shout "I'm really fine", but to have enough public speaking experience.

However, in the face of unknown things, people always feel very scared, because they are unfamiliar, and they always feel that they may be worse than others.

And training can create a good peer incentive environment. In addition to mutual encouragement among peers, the most direct effect is: Wow, there are so many people who speak worse than me. What am I afraid of?

Third: training can have timely feedback from teachers.

Speaking is as taboo as writing-you think you can kill Ma Yun by saying that the world is invincible. As a result, the following people fell asleep after only one minute.

A good teacher is very important for mastering skills. Because he can give you timely feedback. Just like the coach in the gym, don't look at a few hundred dollars for two hours, which is very expensive. But a casual reminder from him can stop you from practicing bad health. The best way to improve is not to practice alone in the room, but to lose face in front of many people, and then a good teacher nearby will give you targeted advice.