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PUBLIC SPEAKING

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TELL ME MORE….

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WHAT IS PUBLIC SPEAKING ?
I view public speaking as inherently opportunistic: If you’re speaking
“in public” (i.e. to a group of people) you’re trying to communicate a
message, inform, educate influence, entertain. Whether it’s for
work/school, or perhaps a competition or TED Talk. No matter what,
you are on your way to potentially benefitting from this act, so you
should begin by viewing this as an opportunity, not a ‘situation.’

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T h e m o s t d e s i r a b l e t r a i t i n
b u s i n e s s l e a d e r s -
E f f e c t i v e n e s s i n
C o m m u n i c a t i o n c o m e s o n
t h e TO P

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WHY LEAVE THE COMFORT ZONE?
 Get a Job
 Get a Promotion, Milch the Magic Moments.
 Be viewed as a leader.
 Reduce Your Competition
 Accomplish Something Great, Increase your self
confidence

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SPEAKING IN FRONT OF CROWD IS
CONSIDE RE D AS NUMBE R 1 FE AR OF
THE AVE RAGE PE RSON. NUMBE R 2 WAS
DE ATH!!

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People will rather die than come up on stage and
say Hi!!

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“There are two kind of speakers , those
who are nervous and those who are Liars”
---Mark Twain

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Discovery
Denial
Determination
Celebratory

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UNDERSTAND THE AUDIENCE
Learn how to be in Public before you speak in public.
See Public speaking as a Conversation rather than
performance.

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DON’T START WITH YOU AS
A SPEAKER
 You listen passively.
 Your face tends to show few signs of approval signs
 You just allow people to take the space when they speak
 You listen to the speaker for a while but you also think
about other things.
 You just look gently at the speaker

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…..........
 If the speaker makes a mistake or misses something out we
don’t notice or don’t care.
 We are not thinking poisonous thoughts about the speaker.

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BUT W HEN IT’S YOUR TUR N TO
SPEA K, SUDDENLY EVERY THING
CHANGES .

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7 WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR PUBLIC
SPEAKING
It’s all about preparation
Winston Churchill once said that for every minute of a speech he
spent an hour preparing.

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CRAFT A STRONG NARRATIVE
G o o d S p e a k e r s a r e s t o r y t e l l e r s, P l a i n a n d s i m p l e
h t t p s : / / y o u t u . b e / b b z 2 b o N S e L 0

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START STRONG AND FINISH WITH A
SONG
 Cut the Fat
 Solid opening, compelling body, and a thoughtful ending
 https://youtu.be/Iqq1roF4C8s

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2 TRUTHS AND A LIE

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E XCE L L E NCE WAS NE VE R ACHIE VE D
WITHIN A L E NGTH OF A TWE E T
Perfect Practice makes Perfect:
 Consistency- Sitting power
 Evaluation- split your activity
 Repetitions- train your instincts to do it perfect.

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BE RELAXED AND CONFIDENT
 Know your environment and equipment before hand.
 Get comfortable with the space you’ll be using.

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E NJ OY THE PE RFORMANCE - THE AUDIE NCE
WIL L RE CIPROCATE IN K IND.
 Give a confident , Articulate and Passionate Presentation.
 Choose the topic you are passionate about and Communicate the
passion to the room full of people.
 Talk directly to the audience. Move around the stage. Vary the
speed and voice intonation of the voice to captivate.
 Impassioned hand gestures. Eye Contact. Open Posture

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…........
 Be comfortable with yourself..
 Experiment and find your sweet spot.
 Respect and encourage your self.

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PREVENT UMM…MID SENTENCE
What's the most powerful part of a presentation?
 Audience thinking process.
 Panic Pause/Bubble Bath Pause
 Simon Sinek says "I've learnt that you can't be too slow at public
speaking".
 Audiences want authenticity not polish

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PRESENTING KEN ROBINSON:
 https://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_says_schools_kill_crea
tivity?language=en

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THIS WILL SLOW YOUR SPEECH
DOWN

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DON’T
 Read directly from notes or screen
 Turn back on audience
 Slouch, hands in pockets
 No nervous gestures
 Talk too fast or quietly

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LET’S TALK

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I WISH…...
Did you?
Did you not??

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 Join Toastmasters
 Practice in front of mirror..
 Record your video on Webcam, Record your voice
 Use every opportunity and put your kith and kin to use.
 Emulate- Emulate great speakers. Check out TED Talks.
 Read and follow "The art of public speaking " by Dale Carnegie.
The Antidote of Fear is Action
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