Learn how to Speak in Public in a single session
If on a scale of 1 to 10,
your professional ability is a 10, but your ability to communicate it is a 5,
will you be seen as a 10 or a 5?
If you want to succeed professionally,
knowing how to communicate is important
Public speaking training in a single session.
It doesn’t take months,
or even weeks.
You’ll see results quickly,
in a 1-on-1 class of 1h30min (online – and a 15min follow up session).
If you’re really looking to get better at public speaking.
There are ways, for anyone to….
-Look more confident and charismatic, even when you don’t feel it.
-Overcome imposter syndrome and project authority.
–Speak with impact to your bosses, colleagues or employees.
–Mastering virtual presentations.
-Improve your public speaking results with key persuasion techniques.
–Communicate with simplicity the most complicated topics so that non-experts can understand and enjoy them (this is one of the keys to good public speaking).
-Persuade and motivate an audience of one person or 2000 people at any time and in any place.
After this training, you will be able to:
-Knowing and leveraging your strengths as a speaker.
-What to focus on to have the impact you are looking for.
-Discover how good professionals deal with the fear of public speaking.
-How to create special moments that your audience will remember.
-Learn the techniques to structure, create and tell a great story.
–How to use images correctly to enhance your speech (if necessary).
-To really surprise the audience from the very first moment.
–Gain confidence to present to a variety of different audiences in different settings.
-Speak in a much more confident and authentic way.
–Use voice and body language correctly for each person.
–Leverage metaphor to better convey ideas.
–Create sensations by using the right words at the right moment…
Do you have a talk tomorrow?
I won’t be able to help you that fast, but I think you can use these 5 tips.
Think about your audience.
Do they know you, do they know what you are going to talk about? Think about it and don’t forget to use the simplest language possible. To give you an idea, if there’s a 12-year-old in the room, he or she should understand you.
Think about yourself.
How do you feel about the topic you’re going to talk about?
Are you excited about it? Are you angry about it? Are you sad about it? Feel what you are going to try to convey and go with it.
Prepare it.
What research do you need to do to illustrate your content? Having that under control will give you peace of mind.
Be clear on the Idea.
What is the clear idea you want to share? Why? What do you want people to feel or do? Ask yourself these questions.
Empathize.
Why will people listen to you? What will they get out of it?
What you say is key, but how you say it is equally important.
And it doesn’t matter if it’s for a few people or a large conference. Many of the things you need to know to really get the most out of your presentations are the same.