Mark Twain says, "There are two types of speakers in the world, those who are nervous, and liars." This simple guide helps you become more effective in your public speaking endeavors and your ability to instantly and effectively answer questions.

1. Spontaneous Speaking
• The Simple Guide
To The Art Of
“getting it right
with instant
answers and
spontaneous
speeches”

2. “It’s all right to have butterflies in
your stomach. Just get them to fly in
formation.” – Rob Gilbert

3. Anxiety!!!!
• Greet it!
• It is normal – 85% of people
say they get anxious before
speaking publicly!

4. You Are Not
Performing!
When you perform,
like play a specific
note, you either do it
right or wrong

5. You Should Acknowledge It’s
a Conversation
•There is no right and wrong
in a conversation!

6. Start with a question
• Interaction is useful; it helps calm
you down (conversation mode)
and it keeps the audience in their
attention span

7. Don’t Physically or Mentally Alienate
Yourself From Your Audience:
• Instead of listing steps as step1,
step2, step3….
You could instead start by saying, “first
we do this, then we do that….”
• Don’t use sophisticated words if they
weren’t necessary; remember it’s a
conversation!

8. Be Present Oriented
Not Future Oriented/
Worried of Outcome
• To help you, listen to songs, take a walk, count
backwards, or say tongue twisters right before
you go on stage.

9. And As To
The
Feared
Q/A:

10. Everyone Reacts When
Asked A Question
•Don’t React
RESPOND!!!!!!!!

11. First Spend Your
Time Listening Not
Thinking

12. Respond With A Structure
•Problem – Solution –
Benefit
•What? – So What? - Now
What?

13. If The Question Is Hostile, Paraphrase
IT!
• This allows you to rephrase the
question and have enough time
to respond.
• Paraphrasing is like the Swiss
Army knife of communication.

14. • “Words are, of course, the most
powerful drug used by mankind” –
Rudyard Kipling
We hope this
presentation was
helpful.
Best of luck in your
future endeavors 
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