'Public speaking for maximum impact'
A round up of advice from top speech and presentation coaches.
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Here I share how you can use gestures to help you make it easy for your audience to follow you. In this instance I show to use gestures that help them visualise a timeline. This is very useful when speaking about the past, present or future. It is such a simple technique that will just look and feel right to your audience.
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Learn how to create curiosity and impact and a really positve state in the room. Get your audience on the edge of their seats by showing them how to do something most of them never thought they could do. Teach them to draw a picture of somone they would recognise. In this video I show you how to draw Albert Einstein. Once you learn how, you will be able to show others and give them that 'wow' moment when they realise they can do it too.
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Perhaps you can recall what it's like when you are asked to speak on the spur of then moment. It may have been in a meeting when you were suddenly asked to update the group on a project. Or maybe you were asked to make a prresentation at the last minute. Well here is an easy structure to ensure that you can quickly marshall your thoughts. It will help you to speak logically, confidently and succinctly every time. Just watch the video to find out how.
Grab a pen and follow along with me.
This picture is from my 'Drawing for Storyboarding' Workbook'.
When we think of storyboards we typically think of film-making where they are used to plan movies. However, creating storyboards is helpful in many other contexts, such as explaining business projects. In this video I show you how easy it is to create a picture for a storyboard. Check out the 'Drawing for Storyboarding workbook in the Shop. Buy now - get it instantly as a download and start drawing immediately.
'Thank you Graham for your awesome book, 'Drawing Skills for Storyboarding', it's exactly what I wanted and more importantly what I needed.'
Michael de Groot - Whiteboard Animations Producer, Storyteller & Podcaster
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'The Speaker's Coach:
60 secrets to make your talk, speech or presentation amazing!
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How to explain business ideas with a quick sketch.
Presenter Alice Baxter with Graham on 'Talking Business'
Video clip 1 of 2 first half of interview
Great to share how to get business ideas across with a sketch with Alice Baxter on BBC World News today. https://t.co/BY3XFzraza
— Graham Shaw (@grahamshawdraw) February 24, 2020
Video Clip 2 of 2. Second half of interview. Presenter, Alice Baxter, draws Graham's character, Spike. https://t.co/EVxRdNr3jN
— Graham Shaw (@grahamshawdraw) February 24, 2020
Learn more public speaking tips from Graham's book;
'The Speaker's Coach: 60 secrets to make your talk, speech or presentation amazing.'
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Vary the rhythm of your presentations and talks with this tip from:
‘The Speakers Coach: 60 secrets
to make your talk, speech or presentation amazing’
by Graham Shaw
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