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| Do Away With The Death Penalty – Force Them to Speak Publicly |
- Fear, Nervous, Control Situation – ASK THE AUDIENCE
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| From Conventions to Face to Face Business Meetings – Everything is Public Speaking |
| What is public speaking? |
- Everything
- Any communication orally to another person 1 or 1000
- Seize the opportunity to convey your message
- There is nothing more persuasive and impact than the spoken word
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| Know Your Audience |
- Children, adults, educated or not, blue collar/white collar
- Want does your audience want
- What can you do for them – then they will do for you
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| Know Your Objective |
- Persuasion – lay ground work
- Call to action
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| Be Yourself |
- Do not waste time or energy trying to change who you are
- Comfort level –will convey integrity and sincerity +more persuasive
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| Prepare, Prepare, Prepare |
- Know your subject cold – then comes ease of delivery, integrity and persuasion
- HOW??? – develop your own style
- Brainstorm, outline, write out, outline again –
- Practice delivery
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| You Must Convey Your Integrity and Sincerity |
| Look Your Audience in the Eye |
- Witness prep sessions
- Group audience – naked with socks – look at clock
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| NEVER, EVER READ from notes |
- Outline only – cards – write large for easy reference
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| Be Assertive – if you Make a Mistake – Make a Good Mistake – No One will Know |
| Body Language – Do Not Distract from Your Message – Make Movement Count |
| Podium |
- Open stage – nothing tying you down
- Desk table
- Be open –
- Punctuate speech with gestures
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| The Delivery – Volume, Speed, Inflection |
- Slow enough for people to hear, understand and process
- Sense of urgency – speed up
- Convey emotion
- Juxtapose soft and loud, fast and slow,
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| Paint a Picture With Your Words |
- Throw Momma From a Train – “it was a dark and sultry night”
- HNP – jelly donut
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| A Picture is Worth A Thousand Words |
- demonstrative aids, models, animation, hand outs, power point
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| Time is Money and Your Audience Never Has enough Time – Be Concise |
- State your proposition
- Outline your speech / road-map
- Apply facts and reasons particular to your audience
- Conclude with your proposition and a call to action
- Sit down
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