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Public speaking (Part 2): Inform

… if my opening remarks had succeeded in engaging the audience’s attention, the speech itself needed to meet the expectations I had created. Read more

Public speaking gets less scaryAudience, Body, Credentials, Debate, Delivery, Expectation, Humour, Instinct, Instruction, Listen, Preparation, Script, Selling, Sequencing, Slide, Timing, Voice
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Major themes

  • I get right to the point (sometimes)
  • Choosing my words carefully
  • Public speaking gets less scary
  • Developing add-ons for work

Key words

Abbreviation Accuracy Achievement Allegory Anecdote Apology Applause Aspiration Audience Body Call-back Call to action Chronology Clarity Closure Conclusion Conflict Contrast Credentials CV Debate Delivery Diagram Emotion Expectation Expertise Fact Fear Grammar Graphic Headline Hook Humour Instinct Instruction Interrupting question Jargon Key point Listen Literary Nuance Numbers Objective odds Preparation Punctuation QAT Quote Recruitment Relevance Report Resumé Rhetoric Script Selling Sequencing Signalling Slide STAR Storytelling Stress Subtext Suggestion Summary Theme Three 'Ns Timing Title-close Voice

Storyline

  • First steps

  • I ask questions … and then I answer them

  • Finding more tools in the box

  • Learning how to express myself

  • I need to make this crystal clear

  • Discovering subtext and subtlety

  • Public speaking (Part 1): Engage

  • Public speaking (Part 2): Inform

  • Public speaking (Part 3): Encapsulate

  • Writing a CV or resumé

  • Writing an article

  • Writing a report

  • Odds and …

  • … ends

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Major themes

  • I get right to the point (sometimes)
  • Choosing my words carefully
  • Public speaking gets less scary
  • Developing add-ons for work

Key words

Abbreviation Accuracy Achievement Allegory Anecdote Apology Applause Aspiration Audience Body Call-back Call to action Chronology Clarity Closure Conclusion Conflict Contrast Credentials CV Debate Delivery Diagram Emotion Expectation Expertise Fact Fear Grammar Graphic Headline Hook Humour Instinct Instruction Interrupting question Jargon Key point Listen Literary Nuance Numbers Objective odds Preparation Punctuation QAT Quote Recruitment Relevance Report Resumé Rhetoric Script Selling Sequencing Signalling Slide STAR Storytelling Stress Subtext Suggestion Summary Theme Three 'Ns Timing Title-close Voice

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