The media speeches of chosen leaders seem to be distinctly different. Unlike the past, modern people live in a media environment where they encounter various foreign news sources and diverse media, including YouTube and podcasts. What preparations are necessary to use public speaking appropriately in a wide range of situations, from broadcast appearances and presentations to lectures, speeches, greetings, discussions, reports, presentations, interviews, and self-introductions? - Vocal language

Conversation is a dialogue, not a monologue. Speaking involves a continuous exchange of words between a speaker and a listener, switching roles; it is not one person unilaterally chattering away. However, we sometimes engage in conversations that are only to ourselves. Especially for leaders who must engage in public speaking, it is not enough to simply speak well; what is "seen" or "felt" can be more important than the content or results. This is called "interaction." "Produce sound with your

As soon as I saw this book, "The Chosen Leader's Media Speech," the movie *The King's Speech* immediately came to mind. Watching the process of a leader who initially stammered terribly but eventually delivered a perfect media speech through ceaseless practice confirmed once again that hard work truly does not betray you. People are diverse, and their voices differ from one another. Often, people prefer another person's voice to their own. The voice used for everyday speech must be different

[Review] Media Speech for the Chosen Leader by Kim Jin-sook - Edam Books Director Kim Jin-sook's checkpoints for public speaking in Korea, designed for CEOs, public officials, experts, and broadcasters! In the current era we live in, the importance of self-PR is immense. It is a time when everyone appears in the media and exposes themselves. It is an age of communication where people communicate by actively revealing themselves. Many companies are also placing greater emphasis on interviews

The author has frequently interacted with CEOs, public officials, experts, and broadcasters. Therefore, it is evident that they speak in a public capacity regardless of the situation. However, the book emphasizes "public speaking," which is an interaction where the speaker and listener share empathy, much like a ball being passed back and forth. The table of contents consists of sections on spoken language, visual language, speaking systematically and wisely, speech making for media