I always like it when there some kind of index of content to know why the video is so long, so here's a recap kind of summary of all the topics talked here, I hope it's helpful for you. Before that The video gave a lot of interesting information, it was always to keep paying attention because there is always something good and interesting that the speakers are communicating, so sit and take the moment to watch it and listen, to know what you are going to apply. *Chapter one - Preparation**Chapter one - Preparation* *Know your audience* Whats their knowledge of the topic Whats are their need, wants and expectations? What their attitude towards the subject? Audience demographics *Organize your content* Dont script your speech word by words Start front he end point - your key message Research on your inputs and draw insights from information nd data Don't get lost in the details Be clear and precise about your message Give structure to your talk - prepare it like a tree act play - Intro - stat your objective and the benefits, Main body - have tree buckets of insights, stories, anecdotes and case studies to drive your key message. Conclusion - summarize and conclude the message with action steps *Practice* Practice your presentation until it becomes your natural act Record yourself and see yourself speak or present Make improvements accordingly *Chapter two - Presentation* *Star twitch a bang* Deliver an attention grabbing opening or statement Have a hook Cut to the chase *Present one big idea * Have a tree or four ideas to support the key idea *Keep the momentum* Create a flow in your presentation *Chapter three - Style* *Be your authentic self* Present your perspective in a passionate manner *Voice, Tonality, Speech* Avoid monotone and have variations in your speech How you say is more important than what you say Use more ascending melody *Articulation* Pronounce each syllable Practice reading with articulation *Melody* stairs melody technique talking from low to high or high to low tone Low to high gives energy and happiness High to low gives more low energy, sadness and empathy depending of the situation Avoid monotone *Body Language* Non-verbal communication complements the words you speak Use hand gestures to explain important points *Energy* Be energetic and keep the consistency all through Practice your speech with a partner Record your speech to observe your energy adn natural flow *Chapter four - Content Delivery* *Be a storyteller* Share your personal experience Be vulnerable and open with your personal stories Keep it conversational *Make it emotional* Speak with conviction Visualise the narrative while telling a story *The power to pause* Learn to pause wherever it’s appropriate *Chapter five - Audience engagement* *Connect with your audience* Eye contact *Audience participation* Ask question and interact with your audience Be transparent and authentic *Incorporate activities* Add small activities relevance to the topic if the session is long *Chapter six -Closing* *Make actionable points* Don't let your learning lead to knowledge, let your learning lead to action by Jim Rohn *Stick to your time* Stop talking before your audience stop listening Keep few minutes for Q&A *End the speech on a high note* Throw the final punches that can make the biggest impact It's all about how you made your audience feel

@PositiveRevolution

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot for your input. These notes summarises everything 👍👍👏👏🙏🙏

@godslegends3935

3 жыл бұрын

@@PositiveRevolution appreciated I could be helpful with this

@Eldafsha...Binafdar

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this content. U r brilliant, bro👏

@markleemagatse5833

3 жыл бұрын

Hey mate cheers

@el-fatoikiaissam7336

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a million bro ❤❤❤❤

Since I came across this documentary a year ago, I have never stopped repeating it daily(daily listening), so I can master the art of Public Speaking... I will recommend this video to both beginners and thriving public speakers... It's a MIRACLE for aspiring public speakers like myself

@abnerdlamini5678

2 ай бұрын

Agreed 100%

Memorize Sermons, Lectures, Orations, Poems and Songs. Recite them on video & audio. Analyze your body language and voice. Try to improve each day. - TAV ♥️🇺🇸

@sharpmindset7031

Жыл бұрын

Thanks theo

This is the most comprehensive training video for public speaking. What a great help to all who need to hone their skills in rhetoric. Big thanks to Positive Revolution!

@PositiveRevolution

4 жыл бұрын

obee-J thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement

As a public speaker… All I have to say is thank you dearly for this video!

I really liked your PST D 2019 video, kept my attention till the end, all the 'tips' shared are and will continue to be useful moving forward

Awesome video! Thank you for sharing these tips by veterans..

I have been watching public speaking videos for the last 2 weeks - this is hands down the Best video on the subject, I have seen yet.

@PositiveRevolution

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

This is a very good video with tonnes of valuable information. Thank you for sharing it

This video should be illegal 'cause it's soooo full of great information! Thanks Positive Revolution😍

THIS is one of the BEST speaker training's I have listened to HANDS DOWN. I took away SO MUCH. Thank you so much to all the coaches within this video. I will be practicing and applying much of what I took away from this.

This is the most explicit and best documentary on Public Speaking 🗣️ Thank you for putting this together 🤗

I learned so much in this message. I'm a academic scholar and I've been presenting on research for years. I'm a beginning speaker and I quickly came to understand that speaking outside of research is very different. Regarding the video, I loved hearing the different techniques from different speakers. I also got a lot out of the visual idea of developing my speech into a diamond. Thank you for the great advice.

I am so grateful for this information, thank you for this beautiful compilation

That some golden piece of work here. Thank you for making/sharing it.

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Awesome tips the team has presented, I congratulate the entire team and do appreciate the efforts they have made.

That's exactly what I was looking for! Thank you for your great job!

i came here because my instructor recommended it and believe me it made my day! Thanks alot

This video is very insightful and educative. Thank you!

Very well explained with micro tips by the best experts of training industry. Awesome and very informative. Thankyou.

A video of very high interest. It should be part of the lessons in all schools. Thank you very much.

This is pure gold🙏

Wow...wt a complete guide...loved it, it itself was like a presentation 👍. Grt job

Without a doubt The BEST vídeo about speaking i've found!!! Thanks!!!! Do you know ant other videos similar to this?

I add my voice to several others here that this is the best video so far on public speaking. A variety of good (public) speakers, plenty of illustrations, and clarity of thought and flow makes it a great video. Hope more will follow!

@PositiveRevolution

4 жыл бұрын

Doston 🙏 thank you for your encouraging words. Hope this will inspire many people.

Very systematic and scientific... I like the way you do...

Very informative and to the point. I absolutely love this. The content will help me with my toastmasters speech tomorrow 🦾

Best documentary... great job....liked it a lot...

Excellent training and practical advice! Also super interesting. Thank you so much!

Great info as I'm sharpening my public speaking skills. Most of my idolized speakers were there.

The best part of this video is the guy holding the plant!! lol

@johngurung427

3 жыл бұрын

That is an example of attention grabber

GreatX EdTech Loves this documentary ❤ Thanks a lot!

it is perfect , thanks so much

great counsel on public speaking

Increadible video thank you!!!

This is the best training content. I really enjoyed it

Goodness me!! One heck of a video this!! Am totally buoyed

This is just gold ! I have a podcast and I am going to use all these techniques . Thank you so much for putting this information out there god bless

@PositiveRevolution

4 жыл бұрын

Thamar Louissaint 🙏 wish you the very best in your podcasts

Great video of course thanks.

This training of public speaking by an army of experts is awesome

@PositiveRevolution

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you loved it 🙏

Pure Diamond. Thanks for posting..So much takeaways I have to watch couple of times to soak the message to my sub concious mind.

What a great video. Thank you very much

This was really helpful...was able to improve my skills....

It help me a lot. Thank you Positive Revolution for sharing with us. Hoping to watching more videos like this.

Good to know very powerful.

Thank you so much for this video 😊

Many books of oratory resummed in this great video. Thaks a lot for sharing it ;)

Wow great staff learnt so much.

Awesome!!! video

A Comprehensive Compilation ..Covers All

Great presentation!💯💯

As many commentors has pointed out, this video Is pure gold... 🙌🏼

@PositiveRevolution

3 жыл бұрын

🙏

The best part is about the voice. Very inspiring

@PositiveRevolution

4 жыл бұрын

Ghada Khoury 🙏True, often we ignore that aspect

Excellent presentation!

Stinked? Stunked! Cracked my ribs! Loved it!

Great lecture 👍👍 👍👍👍

this is one of the best educational video i have ever seen. Useful and very practical.

This video was as our lesson 👏

love this

Great documentary

Thank you so much for posting this!! Best training I've found on KZread!

Love these documentarys! I struggle immensely with my presentation. Now wondering how to get rid of the "umms"

I like it much..

Thank you! ☺️

Good info

This is very informative and educative

Got awesome stuff. It took me almost 2 hours to take notes of what the best people on the screen had to say. Hats off for the superb contribution from the team. These tips will definitely help improve our skills. Thanks once again.

@PositiveRevolution

4 жыл бұрын

Pankaj Mittal thank you. Glad you like our content. Hope to see you on big podiums 👍

@kesavbodapati5735

2 жыл бұрын

Please share that notes @pankaj mittal

I am a new member. Thanks for this video.

@LPRBRHO2010

5 жыл бұрын

jameel badriya rRNAn

If you watched this video you must have kept in mind that a powerful conclusion should make a call to ACTION. Did you think about what action are you going to take and raise your voice? Start asap and don't for the perfect moment, take the moment, and make it perfect. Your voice could help the world to take more action! Cheers

The video is very useful, supplying lots of knowledge and skills for public speaking training. I believe that anyone may also become a good speaker when they learn and practice everyday as the video has instructed. Big Thanks

@PositiveRevolution

4 жыл бұрын

True. Practice can help you become a natural at public speaking

50% comments: This is the best training video ever. 50% comments: Why is there a guy in 11:05?

@Futoy

4 жыл бұрын

Thats John Table inventor of the table :)

@arindamdutta9371

3 жыл бұрын

@@Futoy Attention grabber?? 🤣

@raquelribasbamberger5460

3 жыл бұрын

The question might be "why is there a guy holding a plant behind the speaker in 11:05?" 😅 It was definitely grabbing my attention. 😁

this is a great video

To me this video is really amazing and helpful a lot really

Love you, super super super ❤️

monotone is indeed very boring in public speaking.Thanks for this video

Superb

Useful

Ty❤

stop and shop with your eyes wow.connect with your audience

Thanks ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@leanomonthe4931

Жыл бұрын

I really loved listening to this video.i will listen to it again and again until i practice the recommended steps in public speaking.i wish one of the facilitators could be my mentor

Very good video positive revolution Can you make a video over how we daily practice better communication and public speaking In other works schedule or time table for daily practice to make ourself an outstanding public speaker in compliance with 10,000 hours rule to get mastery in public speaking

@PositiveRevolution

4 жыл бұрын

🙏 team is working on it

Its a challange for me. 1 to 1 always in my highschool i won the arguments games. And all the time i moved the audience. Lets see if its enough to build something

Its really helpful for my future presentation thanks for this video for giving me some tips and idea on how to do my presentation for the beginner's like me.

@PositiveRevolution

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Very helpful

The more time I spend watching the video, the more energetic and inspired I become

@PositiveRevolution

4 жыл бұрын

Sulayman Sawo 🙏 pass on the inspiration

2019 an I have a fear of speaking in public

Churchill wrote everything out word for word, always looking for the best word

3:50 To inform, change opinion and move to action

11:03 Come on, why hasn't ANYONE else said anything about this?

@reynux1

4 жыл бұрын

because YT is more about watcing the video and not on cominteng& reading

@joannethurlow9189

4 жыл бұрын

lol attention getter for sure

Funny to watch at High speed. Btw there’s notes at the end you can skip to in order to get the highlights.

How to find this background music?

6:28 - The Formula

Hi, great video ! Could you allow me to subtitle it and embed it on my channel and website ? Thx for your answer. Jepera Public Speaking.

@PositiveRevolution

5 жыл бұрын

Sure . Go ahead 👍

Good stuff...so how can I get coaching?

@griseldaespinoza9520

4 жыл бұрын

darrenmitchellinspires hello, can you share your experience on getting coaching? I need coaching too.

11:06 Why is there a plant 🪴 holder guy ? 😂

What is the name of the man was talking in 03:00?

What's with the headless guy with the plant in the background at 11:10?!

@blissionaires3466

4 жыл бұрын

Well spotted.

@blissionaires3466

4 жыл бұрын

It must be an (irrelevant) attention grabber.

@antoniocastellon998

4 жыл бұрын

Attention grabber :)

The content is great, but the music between talks is kind of distracting.

Don't remove this. Tnx