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introduction
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you can control every thing
- audience
- attention
- content
- the audience will believe you, buy you
- common sense, but forgotten truth
- Remember audience's NAME
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Elements of great presentations
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A CLEAR purpose
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4 purpose
- inform
- inspire
- entertain
- persuade
- each speach has one sentence of statement purpose
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A well-prepared and practised INTRODUCTION and BEGINNING
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12 ways
- facts
- quote
- anecdote
- first 30s
- grab audience attention
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Not just facts, add some meaningful STORIES
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examples
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trming bush => leadership
- related story
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military life, calm is contagious
- extend
- laugh
- hard working
- story makes point
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A well prepared and practised CONCLUSION or CHANLLENGE
- strong ending
- last chance to make strong point
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tip: leave the Q&Q first, then conclusion
- not lose message
- finish with quote
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calm nerve
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know your MATERIAL
- write as much as possible
- add passion
- help calm down
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95% comedy stars are planned, not improvised
- Robin Willams
- Sunfiein
- practice all the time
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Know your AUDIENCE
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audiences
- age
- profession
- education
- Aware different personality
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dress success
- better to overdress than underdress
- your dress like their dress
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Know your ROOM you will be speaking
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setup
- white board
- powerpoint
- equipment
- extension cord
- sun light, window
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setup table
- help interaction
- be sure audience is comfortable, you are comfortable
- no need to applogize
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Ways to instantly make audience like you
- smile
- voice
- eye contact
- start and finish on time
- gestures
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PPT
- put laptop in front of you
- use the floor, use your staging area
- include the audience as much as possible
- humour
- have a passion