6 Steps to Dynamic Public Speaking
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The document outlines a dynamic public speaking course over two days, emphasizing the importance of understanding the audience, creating speeches, and delivering with confidence. It discusses steps including audience analysis, topic selection, speech outlining, and self-evaluation. The course encourages participants to engage effectively with their audience and refine their presentation skills through practice and feedback.
6 Steps to Dynamic Public Speaking
- 5. so,why is public speaking importantfor you?
- 6. publicspeaking… allows you to showcase what you know gets your message across effectively differentiates you from the others will make a difference in your life increases your self-confidence develops your leadership skills improves your knowledge helps you "sell" something
- 7. and…
- 8. at some point in your life you willneed to do it
- 11. let’s first see how youraudience’s mindworks
- 12. let’s discuss your MBTIresults
- 13. the dichotomies how we gather energy how we process information how we make decisions how we structure our lives
- 18. you have a tableof the different personality types in your manual
- 19. let’s talk about emotions and how to managethem
- 20. how does our brainwork
- 21. in 3 ways the brain thinks the brain’s emotional thinking process
- 22. need more information about this course? info@ourknowledge.asia please contact
- 23. here’s a metaphor we can use…
- 24. an elephant and his rider
- 25. so,how do you manage emotions
- 26. you can’t stoppeople from feeling
- 27. but, you can change the way they feel
- 28. so…
- 30. but,how do you reach outto them
- 31. let’s discuss the learning styles
- 32. thereare 5 internalstyles and 2 socialstyles
- 33. let’s look at the internalstyles
- 34. internal A
- 35. Binternal
- 36. internal C
- 37. Dinternal
- 38. internal E
- 40. social F
- 41. Gsocial
- 42. so,how do we prepare for our audience
- 43. ask yourself… who is my audience and what do they know? why me? what do i want to achieve? (my goal) what do i want my audience to know or do? what do they want to achieve? how do i address their needs and perspectives? how might they react to my message? what medium will support my message best? how else can i support my message?
- 44. now,on to step 2…
- 46. now,how do we select theperfect topic
- 47. again,ask yourself 3 questions…
- 48. am i an expert on this topic? am i passionate about this topic? does my audience care about this topic?
- 49. by answering these questions we can determine the8topic selection zones
- 50. the 8speech topic selectionzones 1 3 24 5 7 6 8
- 51. so,are you ready to write your speech
- 52. let’s now talk about your speech title
- 53. so,how do we make an engaging title
- 54. hereare 8 tips
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- 57. nowlet’s write your speech
- 58. let’s beginwith the closing
- 59. so,what message would you like to send
- 60. hereare 6 tipsto making a killer close
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- 63. let’s do the openingnext
- 64. again,what message would you like to send
- 65. hereare 6 tipsto an attention-grabbingopening
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- 68. nowfor the bodyof your speech
- 69. again,it’s all about the message
- 70. beforewe discus the body…
- 71. let’s discuss the anchor statement
- 72. an anchor statement can be…
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- 74. so,how do you outline yourspeech
- 75. for you to outline yourspeech you can use certainmethods
- 76. need more information about this course? info@ourknowledge.asia please contact
- 77. hereare some tipson managing speech time throughediting
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- 80. it’s time for step 3…
- 83. It’s okayto have butterflies in your stomach
- 84. thesecretis…
- 85. to havethem fly in formation
- 86. so,how do we do that
- 88. need more information about this course? info@ourknowledge.asia please contact
- 89. remember that…
- 90. the audiencewants you to succeed
- 91. let’s discuss your presenter’sstyle
- 92. 1
- 93. 2
- 94. 3
- 95. 4
- 96. how about some practice
- 98. now,you’re ready for step 4…
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- 103. yourassignment
- 105. see you tomorrow
- 106. day 2
- 107. areyou guys ready to give your speeches
- 108. let’s begin…
- 110. are you ready for the next step
- 112. one of our problems as presenters is about taking control
- 113. do we need to shout to gain control
- 114. no
- 115. we take control by asking questions
- 116. let’s start with the basics
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- 118. ? more specifically, how are questions used in presentations
- 119. need more information about this course? info@ourknowledge.asia please contact
- 120. let’s test what you’ve learned
- 122. questions can also be used to address other problems
- 123. but…
- 124. some situations have to be handled with discretion
- 125. need more information about this course? info@ourknowledge.asia please contact
- 126. now,for our final step…
- 128. here are 5 stepsto effective self-appraisal
- 129. need more information about this course? info@ourknowledge.asia please contact
- 131. what we learned fromthis course let’s put together
- 132. that was just a teaser for our module on dynamic public speaking
- 133. to find outmore about this course contactus here…
- 135. or…
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