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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 |
Lessonps1-7. The leave behind
The leave-behind is part of your call-to-action ending. After your talk, it is a paper you hand out or downloads to your audience. Provide this, so they have something physical to remember and instructions on what to do next. You create it now because it reinforces the importance of having a purpose for your speech. It forces you to focus on that before you get into the more complicated part of putting together a more extended, compelling message. 
Above, It is always a good idea to leave something for everyone in your audience: a souvenir, coupon, questions and answers, a link to finding more information, how to stay in touch. It is your opportunity to collect their contact information to follow up. Practiceps1-7p The leave behind
It is always a good idea to leave something for everyone in your audience: a souvenir, coupon, questions and answers, a link to finding more information, how to stay in touch, and collecting their contact information. Create a fictitious leave-behind for a speech or presentation you imagine making. Or a real one if you have it planned. After you have written it, record yourself reading it how you would like it to read. Send in text and video. |