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How to Present to Absolutely Anyone : Confident Public Speaking and Presenting in Every Situtation.

Master the art of public speaking with a mind- and content-based approach to success How to Present to Absolutely Anyone is the ultimate guide to successful public speaking. Presentations, talks, and speeches are unavoidable in school, work, and even social occasions (have you ever had to deliver a...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Rhodes, Mark
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, 2018.
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  • Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Foreword; 1 How to Deliver Presentations Without Fear, That You and Your Audience Will Love and You'll Enjoy Doing; How Did I Start Out With Presentations and Overcome My Own Fears?; So how did I do it? How bad was I? and how did I make that transformation?; 2 My Change: From Extreme Public Speaking Fear to Total Confidence; Discovering Another Way by Accident; The great discovery; Part One: The Mindset and Confidence To Present; 3 Getting Your Mindset Right: Building Confidence and Reducing Fear; Skill Set/Mindset; The Mindset Process TFAR
  • Fear of FailureFour-Year-Old Children; Thoughts, Beliefs and 'I Can't Do Presentations'; Another way to look at beliefs that may hold you back; The Fear Release Process; 4 Building the Motivation, Enthusiasm and Desire; Anchoring; Affirmations; Visualisation; This Is Why It Is so Important ALWAYS to Focus on What You Want, Not What You Don't Want; Hollywood Movies; My bookstore visualisation; My own public speaking visualisation; Going on holiday; But I Can't Visualise, I Can't Imagine Great Scenes!; Another Inner Voice Strategy; Over to You
  • It's Visualisation Time!
  • 5 Being Yourself and Dealing with MistakesMistakes; Part Two: Delivering a Great Talk or Presentation; 6 The 'In-Motion' Start; Before You Speak; The hesitation gap; The pattern interrupt; The 'In-Motion' Start; Engage them at the Start or Lose them Forever; An Added Benefit . . .; 7 Creating Great Content; Stories Make It Much Easier; The End is the Starting Point; Researching Content; Content Order; Oh, and Just Ask!; Your Prompt Notes; A Simple Presentation Structure; The Big Finish; The Power of Stories; Humour; Slides and Flip Charts; Practice in Segments; 8 Dealing with Objections
  • 9 Getting the Audience to Take ActionGetting People to Take Action after a Talk; Remember Benefits and Helping; Given what you do, who can you help the most and how can you help them?; You Need a Compelling 'Why You' or 'Why Us'; How Will You Talk about What You Do?; When to Speak If You Have a Choice; Relevant Content; Seeding; Selling at the End with a Call to Action; Other Elements; 10 Dealing with Audience Questions including Difficult Questions; How to Actually Answer Questions; People Who Keep Asking Questions; Getting Paid for Speaking; 11 How to Prepare; Your Bio
  • Opening applause and your introductionWhat should the bio include?; Practice and Preparation Starts as Soon as You Agree to a Talk; Timing; I'm Still a Bit Nervous about Getting Started and Getting into My Flow; I Don't Have Enough Content to Fill the Time Slot; Slides; Microphones; Flip Charts; 12 Delivering on the Day; The Day Before You Travel to the Venue; Travel; Prompt Notes; Timing; The Timer Person: Your Potential Problem; Other Things to Do When You Arrive at the Venue; The Presentations Before Yours; Voice Control