Smart Tips: Public Speaking

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Deborah Grayson Riegel

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1. Welcome and Introduction

1. Introduction to Smart Tips Public Speaking.mp4

02:09

2. Navigating Presentation Anxiety

1. Your Anxiety Means You Care!.mp4

02:14

2. Manage Your Mindsets.mp4

02:05

3.1 Navigating Presentation Anxiety - Combat Catastrophic Thinking.pdf

3. Combat Catastrophic Thinking.mp4

02:33

4. Exercise and Breathe.mp4

01:46

5.1 Navigating Presentation Anxiety - Use Appreciative Inquiry to Focus on What Worked.pdf

5. Use Appreciative Inquiry to Focus on What Worked.mp4

04:20

6.1 Navigating Presentation Anxiety - What to Do When Your Fear is Visible to Others.pdf

6. What To Do When Your Fear is Visible to Others.mp4

05:04

3. Three Vs of Public Speaking Verbal

1.1 Vocal Verbal and Visual- The Building Blocks of Every Presentation.pdf

1. Vocal, Verbal, and Visual The Building Blocks of Every Presentation.mp4

01:34

2.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Verbal - Treat Your Audience with Empathy.pdf

2. Verbal Treat Your Audience with Empathy.mp4

02:34

3.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Verbal- Meet Your Audience Members Where They Are.pdf

3. Verbal Meet Your Audience Members Where They Are.mp4

03:26

4.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Verbal - Set ABC Goals.pdf

4. Verbal Set A.B.C. Goals.mp4

04:46

5.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Verbal- Create an Outline.pdf

5. Verbal Create an Outline.mp4

05:09

6.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Verbal- Chunk Your Content.pdf

6. Verbal Chunk Your Content.mp4

05:01

7.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Verbal - Use Simple Language.pdf

7. Verbal Use Simple Language.mp4

01:55

8.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Verbal - Make Your Opening Count.pdf

8. Verbal Make Your Opening Count.mp4

03:36

9.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Verbal - Use Data Insights to Tell a Story.pdf

9. Verbal Use Data Insights to Tell a Story.mp4

03:06

10.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Verbal - Structure Your Story to Make Your Point.pdf

10. Verbal Structure Your Story to Make Your Point.mp4

04:55

11.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Verbal - Make Your Presentation Interesting, not Just Informational.pdf

11. Verbal Make Your Presentation Interesting (Not Just Informational).mp4

02:17

12.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Verbal - Persuade using Logic, Emotion, and Trust.pdf

12. Verbal Persuade Using Logic, Emotion, and Trust.mp4

02:46

13.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Verbal - Persuade Using Monroes Motivated Sequence.pdf

13. Verbal Persuade Using Monroes Motivated Sequence.mp4

03:30

14.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Verbal - Leverage Transitions to Create a Narrative.pdf

14. Verbal Leverage Transitions to Create a Narrative.mp4

02:25

15.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Verbal - Make Your Closing Count.pdf

15. Verbal Make Your Closing Count.mp4

02:41

4. Three Vs of Public Speaking Vocal

1.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Vocal - Manage Your Pace.pdf

1. Vocal Manage Your Pace.mp4

03:25

2.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Vocal - Pause for Greater Impact.pdf

2. Vocal Pause for Greater Impact.mp4

05:16

3.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Vocal- Um, Uh, Like, So How to Minimize Your Filler Words.pdf

3. Vocal Um, Uh, Like, So How To Minimize Your Filler Words.mp4

05:36

5. Three Vs of Public Speaking Visual

1.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Visual - PowerPoint Dos and Donts.pdf

1. Visual PowerPoint Dos and Donts.mp4

03:16

2.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Visual - Make Eye Contact to Connect.pdf

2. Visual Make Eye Contact to Connect.mp4

03:23

3.1 Three Vs of Public Speaking Visual - Sit or Stand up Straight.pdf

3. Visual Sit or Stand up Straight.mp4

01:33

4. Visual Gesture to Generate Energy.mp4

02:10

6. Engage Your Audience

1.1 Engage Your Audience - How to Prepare for Q&A.pdf

1. How to Prepare for Q&A.mp4

04:28

2.1 Engage Your Audience - How to Handle Q&A.pdf

2. How to Handle Q&A.mp4

05:21

3.1 Engage Your Audience - Respond to Challenging Questions.pdf

3. Respond to Challenging Questions.mp4

03:35

4.1 Engage Your Audience - Build Trust with Your Audience.pdf

4. Build Trust with Your Audience.mp4

03:23

5.1 Engage Your Audience - Create Interaction with Your Audience.pdf

5. Create interaction with your audience.mp4

01:52

7. Special Considerations for Public Speaking

1.1 Special Considerations for Public Speaking - Tips for Non-native English Speakers.pdf

1. Tips for Nonnative English Speakers.mp4

05:01

2.1 Special Considerations for Public Speaking - Tips for Virtual Presentations.pdf

2. Tips for Virtual Presentations.mp4

05:49

3.1 Special Considerations for Public Speaking - Tips for Hybrid Presentations.pdf

3. Tips for Hybrid Presentations.mp4

03:41

4.1 Special Considerations for Public Speaking- Tips for Team Presentations.pdf

4. Tips for Team Presentations.mp4

03:52

5.1 Special Considerations for Public Speaking - Tips for Introducing Other Speakers.pdf

5. Tips for Introducing Other Speakers.mp4

04:17

6. Tips for How to Bounce Back from a Setback.mp4

04:01

7.1 Special Considerations for Public Speaking- Tips for Speaking on the Fly- P.R.E.P..pdf

7. Tips for Speaking on the Fly.mp4

03:34

8.1 Special Consideration for Public Speakers - Tips for Speaking From Notes.pdf

8. Tips for Speaking from Notes.mp4

04:26

8. Wrap Up and Takeaways

1. Wrap Up and Takeaways.mp4

01:06

Description

Tame your nerves, think on your feet, build better decks, tell compelling stories, and wow the room (even virtually)!

What You'll Learn?

Identify what makes a great public speaker - and how anyone can use these
Manage public speaking anxiety and demonstrate confidence
Leverage the 3 V's of public speaking: Verbal, Vocal, and Visual
Organize ideas quickly and concisely
Use data insights to tell stories
Put together a PowerPoint that makes presenting easy
Handle challenging Q&A
Speak with presence, polish, and professionalism
Make boring presentations more interesting
Think on your feet
Bounce back from tough presentations
Present in virtual and hybrid settings
Prepare for team presentations

Who is this for?

Professionals who want to demonstrate presence and gravitas

Professionals who need to present frequently, and want to quickly improve their skills

Professionals who will start presenting more often, and need help getting started

Professionals who experience anxiety when presenting

Professionals who are excellent presenters and are looking to upskill

Professionals who are curious about what great public speakers do differently

More details

Description
American poet Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote:
â€œAll the great speakers were bad speakers at first.â€
And while I agree in theory, I think we can come up with a way to reframe the word â€œbadâ€ when it comes to public speaking.

Maybe youâ€™re an uncomfortable speaker.
Maybe youâ€™re an unprepared speaker.
Maybe youâ€™re an untrained speaker.
Maybe youâ€™re a reluctant speaker.
Maybe youâ€™re an inconsistent speaker.
Maybe youâ€™re a good speaker on the way to becoming great.
And maybe youâ€™re a great speaker on the way to becoming exceptional.
If any of those sound like you, youâ€™ve come to the right place â€“ and to the right person!

Iâ€™m Deborah Grayson Riegel, a professional speaker, consultant and coach who helps leaders communicate more effectively. Iâ€™ve taught leadership and executive communication at Wharton Business School, Dukeâ€™s Fuqua School of Business, Columbia Business School, and at the Beijing International MBA Program at Peking University. My clients are global, and have brand names you certainly know â€“ and probably use every single day. And I write on leadership communication for Harvard Business Review, Forbes, Fast Company, Inc, and Psychology Today.

And hereâ€™s what I know for sure after 30 years in the field: everyone can become a better public speaker. (That includes you!)

Smart Tips: Public Speaking will give you:

Techniques for reducing presentation anxiety
Insights into creating audience-centered presentations (because it's more about THEM than about YOU)
Shortcuts to make designing and developing your presentation fast and easy
Tips for turning your data into a story
Ideas for starting and ending your presentation with a bang
Strategies to persuade any audience
Ways to minimize filler words
Approaches for speaking with presence
Ideas for bouncing back from disappointing presentations
Tools for handling tricky Q&A
Skills for delivering virtual and hybrid presentations successfully
Practices for presenting as a team
Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â ...and so much more!

If you want to become a noticeably improved speaker, this course can help you get there -- fast!
I hope you'll join me for this fun, engaging, and practical course!

Warmly,
Deborah Grayson Riegel

Who this course is for:
Professionals who want to demonstrate presence and gravitas
Professionals who need to present frequently, and want to quickly improve their skills
Professionals who will start presenting more often, and need help getting started
Professionals who experience anxiety when presenting
Professionals who are excellent presenters and are looking to upskill
Professionals who are curious about what great public speakers do differently

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I’m an instructor of Management Communication at the Wharton School of The University of Pennsylvania, and I partner with both Columbia Business School and Duke Corporate Education as a speaker and coach for their custom leadership development programs. I have also served as a Visiting Professor of Executive Communications at the Beijing International MBA Program at Peking University, China, where I prepared senior leaders from around the world to communicate more effectively in a growing global marketplace.As a regular columnist on leadership and communication for Harvard Business Review, Inc., Psychology Today, Fast Company and more, I focus on sharing practical, research-based approaches to common workplace challenges.I consult for companies including Amazon, BlackRock, Bloomberg, KraftHeinz, PepsiCo, and The United States Army. I combine my background in cognitive and social psychology, leadership coaching, presentation skills, appreciative inquiry, and, perhaps most importantly, improvisational and stand-up comedy, to help leaders and teams think on their feet and make thoughtful decisions about their impact. I believe that the most successful leaders are those who balance professional credibility with personal authenticity, combining their deep expertise with transparency about where they need to grow.I am the mom of twins Jake and Sophie, the wife of a fellow leadership coach, Michael, and the favorite human of our rescue dog Nash.

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