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Public speaking is hard. We all know it. But if you master a few basic public speaking tips and techniques, you can absolutely hook any audience. goo.gl/IpBEnO
In this video you'll get the public speaking training to hook an audience n 30 seconds. The public speaking skills to tell stories that have people hanging on every word. And the techniques to nail a finale that moves people to action.
Public speaking shakes a lot of people's confidence, but if you use these tips and techniques, you'll be on your way to giving presentations that TED would be proud of :-)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Thank you for evaluating my speech. and yes I do agree with you about the crushing cigarette thing at the end. looking back at it, I think I would've finished stronger without it
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Summary:
Start: 1. Provocative Question, 2. Props, 3. Humor, 4. Get the audience to interact, speak, move, raise their hands, think, 5. Use a metaphor
Middle: appeal to emotion using Personal Anecdotes
End: Connect to metaphor
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I learned persuasive techniques today
1. Alliteration
2. Repetition
3. Emotive language
4. Rhetorical question
5. Anecdote
6. Stats
7. Metaphors
8. Similes
9. Puns
10. Cliches
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Today while I was aimlessly watching videos on youtube when I came across your video on eye contact, with Bill Clinton. I watched your video analysis and was instantly captivated. I immediately subscribed to your channel and began watching your other videos, and I came to a conclusion. What you are doing here is pure genius and unbelievably helpful. I can't thank you enough for how much you have helped me. I have applied your suggestions to me daily life, and with a little practice they have worked wonders. Keep up the good work I look forward to watching your videos for a long time to come!
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I enjoyed this breakdown on this keynote. What impressed me the most is the use of silence throughout the presentation. I also liked the stories used and the level he uses to better allow the audience to experience what was happening.
Your breakdown was very detailed and clear to understand. This helps me with my awareness of what to listen for in a keynote.
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Holy cow, you saved me with this one.
A couple others and I were assigned to talk to school heads about a project were working on and to represent the class, and boy oh boy did this make it slide smoother for me. I used a book as a prop, and made it interactive by making them actually solve a puzzle which was a part of the project. They all were blown away!
A nice side effect I noticed is that this made me the more domminant speaker and put me in a leadership position to some extent...
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I got an A during my Oral Recitation thanks to your videos Sir!
It helped me a lot... Its really practical
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I love hearing this as I walk in this beautiful weather. Life is good!!
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Whos here for school?
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I love how simple your format is for literally just watching a cut up video and pausing at certain spots so we can hear your voice. That's easy to produce similar videos.
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This is great Charlie! I’m not sure why this is in my feed again but I needed this and I remember how great it was when you first dropped it! Thanks for all you do to help me make my channel and my business better ! I appreciate you & your team Charlie!
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Would love to see a video on speaking at meetings, not necessarily giving a presentation but just holding our grounds and getting your point across in a conversation with multiple people.
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I learned a lot from this. It was particularly helpful to hear specifics like capturing their attention within the first 10 seconds and engaging audience interaction within 60 seconds. Also, I came the understand the importance of not telling the audience what you are going to talk about in the first minute of the presentation. This structure was very helpful.
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Gorgeous opening!!!! I really like that. I love your style.
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thank you so much for this video, I wrote a whole page of what I learned from just this one video!
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This video was very helpful. Learning that I must grab the audience's attention within the first 10 seconds, I need to get audience interaction so they will engage in what I'm saying, and make sure I have stories in my presentation along with points to the stories was really informative. Then I can't forget acting out my stories. Thank you so much!
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I ate an apple in front of my class to start, the speech went very well
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Thanks for tips and for using Mohammed Al-Qahtani's speech. He is a fantastic speaker and I personally met him and listened to him during SATAC 2017 at Princess Norah University Riyadh which was sponsored by SABIC - my ex-
employers.
Being a member of the Saudi Toastmasters community, it was a proud moment for us when he won the world championship in the International Toastmasters Public Speaking Competition in 2015.
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This was such an interesting and informative video. I really learned a lot, and can clearly see why he was nominated for best Toastmasters Speaker 2015.
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4 years ago
The human brain is a wonderful thing. It starts working the moment you are born, and never stops until you stand up to speak in public.
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