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How to Write Descriptions for Your Talks and Presentations - EP:098

How to Write Descriptions for Your Talks and Presentations – EP:098

 Now that you have a great title, how do you write descriptions for your talk or presentation? Again, it’s about framing the ideas for the organizer to say yes, which means using the Red Thread.

How to Title a TEDx Talk - EP:097

How to Title a TEDx Talk – EP:097

 When we’re trying to title a TEDx talk, we need to make sure it fits a format the organizer expects. If you look at the top 20 titles of TED talks, you’ll notice that none of them use the “Name: Subtitle” format.

How to Title Your Keynote or Presentation - EP:096

How to Title Your Keynote or Presentation – EP:096

 In order to title your keynote or presentation, start by asking what the audience needs to hear. This isn’t necessarily what you yourself think is most interesting or compelling.

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How to find the words that build ideas

“People don’t buy what you do, they buy why you do it.” “Haters aren’t your problem. Ignoring them is.” “You can’t change what you do until you change how you see.” What do those three phrases have in common?

Presenting Without Slides or Notes - EP:091

Presenting Without Slides or Notes – EP:091

Presenting without slides or notes can happen by accident or on purpose, but how do you do it? It’s not about memorization, but internalization.

How Much Do I Need to Prepare for my Presentation? EP088

How Much Do I Need to Prepare for my Presentation? EP:088

In order to best prepare for your presentation, you need to decide how important it is to you. There’s a big difference between low-stakes and a high-stakes situation, and how much you prepare should reflect that. But more importantly, realize that you are the one who decides how important a particular presentation is to you.

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Why you need a process for problem-solving

I blame my boys for the last two weeks. I mean, it’s a good thing, but still. It’s totally their fault I’ve been spending the last two weeks teaching myself how to solve a Rubik’s Cube.

What Are Speaking Points? - EP:085

What Are Speaking Points? – EP:085

Speaking points are the ideas you want the audience to leave your presentation understanding. Thinking about them ahead of time has two benefits.

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Why you need to write your own rules

For years, Content Marketing World—the world’s largest content marketing conference—was the one conference I couldn’t get on the schedule for.

How to Overcome Shyness and Stage Fright – EP082

 Shyness and stage fright are part of our flight or fight response, but how can we overcome them? The first step is to know that it’s normal.

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