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 |
Lessonps2-5. Show, don't just tell
Speak with images. Think of show and tell taught in elementary school. "This is a red barn. This is the black and white cow. The cow is eating green grass." Help your audience "see" your story by speaking in images. And then add information you might not be able to "show." Practiceps2-5p. Show don't just tell
Take your practice speech and create three examples that describe something the audience can see. For example, do not just say, "nobody is living in the old building." Change that to, "The building was leaning like it was going to fall over. There were holes in the roof, three broken windows, and spider webs covering the front door indicating nobody had lived there for years." Make sure the audience can see what you are saying. Now, on video, record three examples where you are showing the audience-practice before running the video. Make sure to send only one minute. |