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Singular eye contact with singular language
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Last discussed Nov 4, 2026
A public speaking technique: look at one audience member and address them as 'you' rather than using group language, so each listener feels individually spoken to.
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Why 90% of People Think They're Shy (And Why They're Wrong) | Vinh Giang
Vinh Giang · Nov 4, 2026
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Used for: Connecting with an audience during presentations and reducing nervousness on stage
Praised: Audience members feel individually addressed, it gets visible feedback like n...
vs: Contrasted with group language like 'Hi everyone' or 'ladies and gentlemen', ...
"You can pair singular eye contact with singular language... look at one person and use singular language. When you're looking at that one person and talking, when you use the word 'you,' you'll see them visually acknowledge you and nod, smile and ..."
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