There has been much talk about speaking skills in public speeches. But much less discussion about the notion that the speaker's aura attaches great importance to his performance than anything else. From my perspective, aura of a person is fairly critical in speaking, especially public speaking.

For the most part, speakers with an aura are more likely to be admired by judges and audience. There are several factors to illustrate the result. In the first place, aura is shown through the speaker's movements, words and even expression. If the speaker behaves naturally, he/she shows judges and audience how confident he/she is. Secondly, everyone seems to be given to believe in the speaker with an aura for the reason that he looks authoritative and trustworthy. Furthermore, judges and audience may automatically ignore the speaker's flaws because of his aura. Judges and audience are attracted by this quality and can only see the glittering of speakers.

Under this circumstance, it is the time that each person should cultivate his own aura if he wants to be outstanding among quite a few participants. Of course, the only way to cultivate the aura is to practise. The more a speaker practises, the stronger his aura will be.