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Additional info
- Author Website
- Books Source
- This mind map source
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Goal
- Help others see what we see
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Change the audience by
- Entertaining
- Educating
- Persuading
- Motivating
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3 Principles
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Tell the truth
- Lead with truth and heart will follow
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Tell it with a story
- Lead with story & understanding will follow
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Tell the story with pictures
- Lead with eye & mind will follow
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Truth
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3 Types
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Heart (emotional truth)
- Hardest to change
- Head (intellectual truth)
- Data (factual truth)
- Example
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Presentation
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3 Elements (buckets)
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Our idea
- What do I really want to say?
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Us
- What do I most want my audience to remember about me?
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Audience
- What is the change I want?
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Story
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Each storyline is different
but they have 2 things in common
- They all have a beginning & end
- The end is always higher than beginning
- PUMA (Presentation's Underlying Message Architecture)
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4 types of storylines
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The Report
- Present data
- Change our audience's information
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The Explanation
- Share knowledge
- Change our audience's knowledge or abilities
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The Pitch
- Poses a problem and a solution but requires some persuasion
- Change our audience's actions
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The Drama
- Drama takes us on a journey
- Change our audience's beliefs
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Pictures
- Say less, show more
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6 modes of thinking
- Who and what are we talking about?
- Where are they located?
- When do they occur?
- How much is there?
- How do they interact?
- Why is this so?
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6 pictures to show anything
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Portrait
- Who, what
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Chart
- How much
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Map
- Where
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Timeline
- When
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Flowchart
- How
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Equation
- Why
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How not to worry
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Planning
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Start filling the buckets
- Our idea
- Us
- Audience
- Select storyline and organize with PUMA
- Refine PUMA & add pictures
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Practice
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Do plugs-out test
- Find a room replica
- Realistic setup
- Talk thought entire speech, in entirety
- Do another walk through
- Do the test again with audience