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Fearless Public Speaking Lessons Chapter 1 Getting it right ps1-0. Introduction ps1-1. Fearless public speaking ps1-2. Remember why ps1-3. Have something to say ps1-4. Know your time limits ps1-5. Research your topic ps1-6. Write your introduction ps1-7. The leave behind ps1-8. Review Chapter 2 Preparing your speech ps2-0. Introduction ps2-1. Create your title ps2-2. Start with your ending ps2-3. Find your opening ps2-4. Don't memorize, outline ps2-5. Show, don't just tell ps2-6. Hands on training ps2-7. Speaking, not just words ps2-8. Review Chapter 3 Making your presentation ps3-0. Introduction ps3-1. Room setup ps3-2. Schmooze your audience ps3-3. Get the right light ps3-4. Silence is loud ps3-5. Gaze not glance ps3-6. Dress for success ps3-7. Review |
Lessonps2-1. Create your title
A good title creates anticipation for hearing your speech. It has other benefits as well. The person introducing you will use it to arouse enthusiasm and give you a warm reception. Your introduction will likely be part of any event promotion. In addition, the title helps develop your story focus. 
A strong, compelling title can be used for a speech, story, book, press release, or in the above example, a poster stapled to every telephone pole in the neighborhood. I am not saying that our cat can read but Nadia returned home by herself the same day we put up the signs. Practiceps2-1p. Create your title - practice
Create a title for your speech. Think about this hard. It is important. Scribble 10-20 possible titles. In one - two minutes on video, state the top titles you have considered and take a screenshot of your one-page titles. Explain on camera which title you chose and why. |