This document provides tips for giving a great talk by outlining crucial elements and structure. It discusses how most people fear public speaking more than death. The structure of a talk should have a clear beginning, middle, and end with a strong promise and conclusion. Elements like developing an idea, creating a story, passion, rehearsal, and multimedia planning are identified as must-haves. Impromptu speaking is not recommended for beginners.

1. GIVING A GREAT TALK
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2. 3 out of 4 people
Speech Anxiety
Fear of Public Speaking
Feared more than death
‘Glossa’ – Tongue
‘Phobos’ - Fear

3. WHAT GOES WRONG?
No grip over subject Sense of Inferiority
Unpreparedness
Monotone
-ve Body Language
Use of jargon
Not identifying audience

4. EPIC FAIL!

5. THE STRUCTURE
Beginning Middle End
Strong Strong
What is? What could be?
PromiseSpeaking Video/Break
Repetitions
MetaphorsHumor
Vision

6. Does it Apply?

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TAKE A BREAK

8. CRUCIAL ELEMENTS
Develop
an Idea
Create a
Story
Plan
Delivery
Get Stage
Presence
Plan
Multimedia

9. V

10. MUST HAVES
Passion & Purpose Rhetoric & Oratory
Personality Creativity
Connections Speak Plainly
Rehearsals Expressive
Sense of Humor Excellent Wardrobe
STORY

11. A Violent
Gandhi

12. A Talking
Chaplin

13. THE IMPROMPTU
Content
Ready
Structure
Decided
Words on
Spot
Inspiration
of the
moment
Improvise
NOT FOR
BEGINNERS