Dr. Nashay Lowe explores the essence of public speaking, emphasizing that it's not about confidence or performance but about alignment and authenticity. She shares personal experiences, including a TEDx pitch and a talk at Webster University Geneva, illustrating how vulnerability and presence can transform speaking into a powerful tool for connection and reflection.

Key Takeaways:

• Public speaking is more about alignment than performance.
• Authenticity requires vulnerability and fear.
• Fear indicates that your voice matters in the space you're entering.
• Speaking can reflect possibilities and inspire others.
• The impact of a message often goes beyond the speaker's intentions.
• Humanity in delivery resonates more than polished technique.
• Presence and connection are more valuable than performance.
• A speaker's voice can become a mirror, reflecting both expertise and humanity.
• People remember how you made them feel, not just the content.
• Your voice can reveal possibilities for both the audience and yourself.

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