The Public Speaking Huddle with Boy Abunda (Part 1) The Public Speaking Huddle was conducted by Boy Abunda at the Philippine Women’s University (PWU) Subscribe: www.youtube.com/theboyabundatalkchannel Follow: www.facebook.com/therealboyabunda #TheHuddle #BoyAbunda

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Hi people of the Philippines and people of the world.

Hit the button below and you will be subscribing to the Boy Abunda Talk Channel on YouTube.

Let's keep talking.

Kaibigan, tuloy ang usap.

In our public speaking classes, we don't teach people how to speak.

We help you discover your power to tell your story.

To me, it's that sacred space within me na ako lang ang nakakapasok at ang nangaking Diyos.

I know my truth.

I want to speak. I want to be understood.

I am not perfect, but I have a story.

That core is the soul of public speaking.

I have no right to judge anyone.

Especially myself.

I am free to make mistakes.

I am free to learn.

I am free to be the best.

Welcome to The Huddle.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to The Huddle.

Please put your hands together for Boy Abunda.

Maraming salamat for being here, which means that by being here, you're interested to be interesting.

What are we doing tonight?

We are...

We're going to give you...

We're going to give you an overview of what a public speaking class or course is all about.

In our public speaking classes, we don't teach people how to speak.

We help you discover your power to tell your story.

Ang importante ay you realize that eventually, the best teacher in public speaking is yourself.

Because the tool that you use in public speaking is your story.

And that story is unique.

Thank you.

Public speaking is an art.

It is an art, but it is a skill.

So, if you're asking right now, can it be learned?

Kami naniniwala kami, yes, it can be learned.

Can I be a better public speaker?

Yes.

Let's define terms.

What is public speaking?

Public speaking is speaking before a public.

Why do you speak before a public?

Because you want to entertain.

You want to host.

Because you're answering a Q&A in a beauty pageant.

So, marami.

Ang mga dahilan.

Depende kung sino ka.

But the moment you stand in front, in the middle, kahit saan, basta there is an audience, it is public speaking.

In the olden days, public speaking was called oratory.

Sabi ng mga public speakers, siyempre, oratory was the highest form of art.

It had rhythm.

It had harmony.

It was noble.

Public speaking was used to encourage people to defend.

It was the mother of liberty and freedom.

Some people say it is the mother of liberty and freedom.

It was most effective when public speeches were delivered during war.

During famines.

Epektibo siya pag malungkot, pag galit o sobrang saya.

I want to go, who did the got to talk exercise?

Got to talk is an exercise where the student is allowed to go on a journey.

Where the student is allowed to go on a journey.

Where the student is allowed to go on a journey.

Where the student is allowed to go on a journey.

Where the student is allowed to go on an emotional journey.

Where the student is allowed to go on an emotional journey.

Walang tama, walang mali.

As we are preparing this, each one of you got a piece of paper and I'd like you to stand.

For us to be able to create an environment of conducive learning to something like public speaking, which is performed.

And we promise ourselves that in this class, we don't judge.

So, I want everybody all together to read what you have

And let's read that all together and mean what we say

Can we begin?

I have no right to judge anyone, especially myself

I am free to make mistakes

I am free to learn

I am free to be the best

Welcome to the huddle

Thank you very much

Thank you, you can sit down

There are two points that I wanted to introduce

The difference between critiquing and judging

Kasi we will be doing this

And I'll be asking, what do you think of Jabel's performance?

When you judge, your intent is to debilitate

Your intent is to hurt

Your intent is to insult

Your intent is to harm

That's why nanguhusga ka

You have no right to judge yourself

And you have no right to judge others

Critiquing is an exhaustive process

Of observation, assessment

Kumusta siya?

And when you critique, ang konsepto namin is

Hindi po siya marinig

Hindi po siya naintindihan

More than telling the participant what you think about him or her

You're actually telling yourself what to avoid

And that's the difference

Okay?

So let's create an atmosphere of a no judgment zone

No judgment zone

Because that zone will allow you to fly and fall

And rise and fall

And commit mistakes

And do good

And master it

And commit mistakes

You don't know where it's gonna go

But do not say, I'm not gonna try

Because I'm not good enough

Because you are good enough

Not to talk exercise

Is simply talking from the gut

Listen to the gut

Listening to yourself

Halimbawa, Jabel

Pag sinabi mong

You start with something

Either your name

Or I'm a student of PWU

Anywhere

You start anywhere

And just talk

You don't have to be logical

You don't have to be reasonable

You don't have to be rational

Dumaldal ka lang

Dumaldal ka lang

And don't stop until I say so

Ready?

Begin

So I'm a student of PWU

And I'm a student of PWU

And I'm a student of PWU

And I'm a student of PWU

And I'm a student of PWU

So I'm W.G. Rance

A Communication Arts student

Here in PWU

A second year

College

Ang napag-usapan po kanina namin

Sa gut challenge

Is actually

Why I became a

CA

Or Communication Arts student

Is because of my

Public speaking skills

Weaknesses

And that is

Speaking

English

Abilities

Mahirap po talaga ako mag-English

Pero nakakaintindi po ako na

Ang English

Yun lang po

Ang communication po

Pakikipag-communication ko po sa iba

Sobrang hirap

Kahit na

Kaya ko siyang

Parang pinoprocess ko pa siya

Mabagal

Pero

Naiintindihan ko po yung

Nagsasalita sa akin

It's just that

It's just a

Slow

Slow program

You know

It's just that

When you speak

And using a mic

Don't cover your face

Bring it down

Bring it down

Para makita nila ang ganda mo

Bring it down a bit

There

Okay

Bring it down

Okay

It's very hard

It's very hard

To maintain

Sustain

The gut to talk

You're just talking for the gut

Jubel was trying to be reasonable

Was trying to be logical

Actually

The exercise

Is meant not to be clear

This is an exercise

That's meant

To encourage students

Just to blabber

Kadalasan

This is basically

Just to undo

A lot of things

That we believe in

We're very conscious about

Grammar

Lalo mga editors

Syntax

Vocabulary

Etc

The technique of doing gut to talk

Is to listen to yourself

It's a verbal technique

Halimbawa

Ako si Boy Abunda

I react to Abunda

Ang Abunda dapat ay abundant

Dapat mayaman

I react to mayaman

Mayaman

Ang huling nakita kong mayaman

Sa bayan namin

Ang pangalan niya ay Ethel

Hindi kami pinapayagan ng nanay

Na makilala siya

Dahil sobrang silang yaman

At malaki ang bahay

Bahay

Ay natutuwa ko

Pag nakaka-uwi ako sa bahay

Dahil ang pakiramdam ko

Pahinga

Pahinga

Bigyan mo lang ako

Ng libro

Nakakapagpahinga na ako

Ng kahit ilang oras

Oras

Bawat isa sa atin

Ay may oras

Para sa isang bagay

Bagay

Oras

Para sa pagmamahal

Oras

Para magalit

Para matuwa

Para tumawa

You get the exercise?

And until you become

Very, very, very emotional

Because you're talking

From the gut

Oo

And even the tonal pattern

Changes

Ako po ay

Galing sa isang mali tabag

Na bayan ng Borongan

Eastern Samar

Lahat huyata ng bagyo

I'm reacting to Samar

Lahat huyata ng bagyo

Ay dumadaan sa amin

Kaya napakahirap talaga ng buhay

Hai, nung nabubuhay pa

Ang aking ina

I'm reacting to buhay

Parang lahat

Ang ginagawa ko para sa kanya

She was my moral compass

Compass

Madalas mawala ako

Dahil wala naman akong compass

Kaliwa, kanan

North, east, south, west

Hindi ko alam

Alam

Ang dami ko pang hindi alam

Alam sa buhay

Ang dami kong mali

So, halimbawa

Papa Jack

When you do your vlogging

When you do your

When you do your

Job

In wherever

Whatever platform

The reason why you're able to extend

And to sustain

You know, a speech

Is because you're basically

Listening to yourself

Hi people of the Philippines

And people of the world

Hit the button below

And you will be subscribing

To the boy

Abunda Talk Channel

On YouTube

Let's keep talking

Kaibigan

Tuloy ang usap