World of Speakers E.32: Creating a TEDx Talk

•

3 likes•446 views

Ryan Foland speaks with Igor Celikovic, a TEDx Speaker Coach. After working with TEDx for 9 years: Igor has become an expert on what works on the TEDx stage—and what doesn’t. His insights are important for any speaker who is looking to create TEDx-worthy talks. Ryan and Igor clearly outline how speakers can structure their talk, by tapping into the techniques Igor has used with dozens of first-time TED speakers. Listen to the interview, and see the infographic below for more on how to structure your talk effectively. Listen to this podcast to find out: - Why TED has taken the speaking world by storm, and why the format is perfect for sharing ideas. - Some of the mistakes first time TED-speakers make, and how to avoid them. - How to craft a TEDx worthy talk. - Tips on creating an introduction and title that will catch your audience’s attention and engage them from the start. Ideas on what to say, and what not to say, when talking to an event organizer.

Presentations & Public Speaking

"To be a speaker coach you need to have empathy towards
the speaker, to really listen and understand what the
speaker wants to communicate in the talk itself."
-IGOR CELIKOVIC www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by

-IGOR CELIKOVIC
"Why I like TEDx as a format so much, because it
really makes a speaker focus on one specific idea
instead of telling his or her life story."
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by

-IGOR CELIKOVIC
"TEDx conferences don't attract only one type of audience,
they attract people from totally different groups of society,
from people in the health industry to technicians, to
engineers, to journalists. This mix makes the offline
engagement in breaks priceless.
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by

-IGOR CELIKOVIC
"You're the speaker.
Tell me what do you really care about?"
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by

-IGOR CELIKOVIC
"Talk about what was the most exciting
thing that happened to you."
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by

-IGOR CELIKOVIC
"As a coach I never craft the talk for the
speaker. They need to feel comfortable
with the thing they are going to say. "
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by

"If you have to pick between thinking about the
ending or thinking about the beginning, I would
always say, "Think about the ending"."
-IGOR CELIKOVIC
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by

-IGOR CELIKOVIC
"If you have something new to say, if you
have something specific, the better the
chances are of your idea getting further."
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by

-IGOR CELIKOVIC
"There are many different ways speakers can
structure their talk, based on what kind of speaker they
are. It's difficult to say, "Look, this is a structure you need
to abide by and then the talk will be noticed"."
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by

-IGOR CELIKOVIC
"Be yourself, don't try to be funny just
because you think you have to be funny."
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by

-IGOR CELIKOVIC
"You have to feel comfortable so your talk has to come
off as something that is natural, that is spontaneous, even
though it's well prepared in advance."
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by

"Don't start with:
"My name is Igor, today I'm going to talk to you about spaceships."
That's a no-go!
You'll lose your audience.
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by
Creating a great intro

Start with a question. Or start with 2 or 3 different new and
interesting things your talk is going to tackle.
Tell them:
"Today we're going to talk about spaceships and Nutella"
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by
Creating a great intro

Get their brains thinking:
"How can you connect those 3 things?"
Then they will be willing to stay with you in the talk because they
believe they will discover something new.
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by
Creating a great intro

-IGOR CELIKOVIC
"Avoid saying that you can speak about anything.
It comes off sounding like you're not
passionate about anything in particular."
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by

-RYAN FOLAND
"Have authority. Speak about one thing. Pitch that fact to an
organizer, and they will do some cyber-searching-stocking on
you and if it all matches up: you might find yourself on the
TEDx stage. "
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by

EXPERT INSIGHTS ON
GROWING YOUR
SPEAKING BUSINESS
Listen to the World of Speakers Podcast Series on iTunes.
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
Powered by

More from SpeakerHub

The business case to train brand ambassadors (Plus tips on how to pick them f...

SpeakerHub

The top 3 differences I have found between speaking in the U.S. and Germany

SpeakerHub

Pitching: Making the event organizer listen

SpeakerHub

Make them laugh how to generate humor from more angles of your talk

SpeakerHub

Creating contagious content

SpeakerHub

In this article, we have gleaned insights from a few global speakers like Rah Gor, Drew Dudley, Ty Bennet, and Fredrik Haren who offer advice on how they went from regional to national to international. This article should give you a lot of ideas on how to start changing your mindset, and will provide practical pointers on how to find and get in contact with event organizers and go from a local speaker to the global stage.

Breaking into the international speaking market: going from local to global

SpeakerHub

When you travel across time zones of more than two hours it confuses your body’s biorhythm. The more time zones you cross, and the more stops you make, the more challenging it can be. As a speaker, getting up on stage groggy and disoriented is never a good idea. Make sure you are able to manage your energy levels and factor in roadblocks like jet lag. The above 5 tips can help you adapt your sleep-wake cycle to the new time zone.

5 ways to nail jet lag

SpeakerHub

In this episode of World of Speakers, our host Ryan Foland talks to Ty Bennett, the founder of Leadership Inc., a speaking and training company, and writer of four best-selling books on leadership. Ty gives roughly a hundred talks a year, and was one of the youngest speakers ever to receive the CSP Designation from the National Association of Speakers – less than 5% of the world’s speakers earn this honor. Ryan and Ty explore key topics like how to use humor and storytelling to connect with audiences. Ty offers a lot of great advice on how to market yourself as a speaker, and explains the 14 things he does to make sure his booking calendar stays brimming. Listen to this podcast to find out: 1.The 14 things Ty does to get more bookings (he gets booked roughly 100x a year) 2. The importance of humor and how to use it on stage 3. How to use the “struggle to solution” storytelling model to help your audiences. 4. The long-game of getting booked, and why repeat bookings are essential. 5. Why, as a speaker, you need to be making the most of video and podcasts to market your ideas and build your brand.

World of Speakers E.61: Humor, storytelling, and 14 ways to get more bookings

SpeakerHub

We live in a world where ideas are a major currency, and being able to communicate them effectively is of vital importance. For many people, there's no avoiding public speaking. Whether you are a salesperson, manager, marketer, or even the head of your company’s IT department, you'll probably need to figure out how to speak in front of groups of people in different situations, including presentations at work, speaking at exhibitions or events, communicating with teams or board meetings, or pitching a new business idea. From trying to figure out what equipment you need for your presentation, to ironing out the elements of an eloquent speech, public speaking can feel overwhelming, especially for first-timers. No one starts out as a master orator like Lincoln or Gary Vaynerchuk; but that doesn’t mean you have to flop around on the stage like a fish out of water either—there are plenty of tips that can help you become a better speaker. In this article, we are going to outline our top tips for new speakers.

8 essential speaking tips for new speakers

SpeakerHub

In this fast-paced and funny podcast, Ryan and Shane talk about how to use networking to increase your influence and get more bookings. Even if you are not speaking, events are some of the best places to get your name out there and meet new people who can help you build your speaking career. Listen to this podcast to find out: How to use networking events to springboard your speaking career Ideas on how to engage your audience right off the bat, and why this is essential if you want to make an impact. How entertaining your audience increases the chance that your message will get through to them. What you can do to level-up your networking skills, and how they will give you the edge over your competition. Whether or not gingers have souls. (Just kidding, but there is a fair bit of ginger camaraderie that may make you laugh.)

World of Speakers E.59: Get more bookings by leveling up your networking

SpeakerHub

Ryan Foland speaks with Ted Rubin, a leading Social Marketing Strategist. Ted is the most followed CMO on Twitter according to Social Media Marketing Magazine; one of the most interesting CMOs on Twitter according to Say Media, as well as being listed in Forbes Top 50 Social Media Power Influencers. He talks about marketing and resiliency. Ryan and Ted talk about a variety of topics in this no-nonsense talk about how to excel as a professional speaker, and how to market yourself and get more bookings. Listen to this podcast to find out: - When and how to raise your speaking fees - How to quickly adapt your content to suit the needs of your ever-changing audience - How to use MC-ing to segue into being booked for more high-level events - What effect your mindset can have on your speaking career - Two expert tips on how to use social media at a conference to get more bookings.

World of Speakers E.58: How to use social media to get more bookings

SpeakerHub

Ryan Foland speaks with Darren LaCroix, a Toastmasters World Champion, and expert professional speaking coach. Darren has taught hundreds of speakers how to hone their craft and build their businesses through storytelling and practice. Listen to this podcast to find out: - Why practicing, meaning getting on stage, is one of the most important things you can do if you want to get into the big leagues. - How your mindset and intentions can make a difference on your audience and career. - What makes some speakers soar to success, and other stay at the bottom. - How to tell a great story in 17 seconds. - The best speaking advice Darren has received in the 25 years he’s been a keynote speaker.

World of Speakers E.55: Storytelling and mindset

SpeakerHub

Inspiration sometimes runs dry, and for anyone in a creative field—from presenters to sculptors—feeling a lack of creativity can leave you feeling jammed and baffled, unsure of whether the creative genius will ever come back. Most of us have been there at some point, and sometimes a bit of practical advise and the well-thought-out words of history's greatest creative talents can be just the ticket to getting some inspiration back and lift the creative block. These ideas and quotes have been arranged in an order that will help you work systematically through your creative block, and hopefully get you back in the flow. You’ll find nuggets of wisdom from Andy Warhol, Maya Angelou, Salvador Dali, Sylvia Plath, and Ernest Hemingway.

60 ideas and quotes on how to break through a creative block

SpeakerHub

Ryan Foland speaks with Michael Levy, a philosopher and poet. We have had experts from all walks of life with all sorts of expertise come on the show, but this philosopher will rattle your worldview and hopefully give you some new perspective on what it means to not only be an authentic speaker, but how to live an authentic life. Normally, when we are writing about the interviews, we like to give you a healthy list of the reasons you should listen to the podcast and a synopsis of what you will learn. But we don’t think format that will work for this interview. We will say that it is an impactful message that has had a positive impact on the team members that have listened to it, and we hope you will tune in and give it a listen.

World of Speakers E.50: The philosophy of speaking and living authentically

SpeakerHub

Ryan Foland speaks with Drew Dudley, a dynamic and fascinating speaker whose viral TED Talk has been voted “one of the 15 most inspirational TED talks of all time.” Ryan and Drew cover a wide range of fantastically helpful topics in this podcast that range from how to effectively tell stories that connect with your audience, to how to get more bookings and become a highly-valuable speaker. Listen to this podcast to find out: - A practical guide to authentically living your values - Anecdotes or stories? How to connect and teach your audience - Reverse engineering: how to sell your talk to organizers, which will get you more bookings - Why being useful is better than being motivational or inspirational - How to overcome nerves and connect with your audience when you first start speaking on stages - Why you need to become a truly amazing speaker before investing in marketing your speaking business.

World of Speakers E.47: Creating value and connections with your talks

SpeakerHub

Being a solopreneur speaker has a lot of perks. You are able to move quickly and efficiently, you can earn higher profits than working for someone or having a big team, you have the freedom to choose when you work, and you get to be your own boss — all things most of the working world would envy. But being a solopreneur speaker doesn’t come without its challenges. Some of them can really get you down. Some can even jeopardize your livelihood. In this series we are going to look at the top 3 problems many solopreneur speakers face, and what you can do about them.

Problems solopreneur speakers face and how to solve them Part #1: You feel ov...

SpeakerHub

What does real confidence look like? We often think it is simply the opposite to acting insecurely, but Alyssa gives us a new perspective in this episode—real confidence is the ability to stop making everything about you—you are secure and able to go make change happen in the world. But how do you get there? And how to you reach inside yourself and pull out confidence when times get a little rough (like before you get on stage, or during an encounter in a difficult relationship)? The key might come from brain science. Listen to this podcast to find out: What is happening in our brains when we start feeling insecure. Why you need to be an expert listener if you want to succeed at speaking. Three practices you can start today to grow a more robust sense of confidence. Why we need more empathetic pitching and storytelling (Spoiler: Adapt stories and pitches to the listener.) Why it has become harder to get paid to speak—and what you can do about it.

World of Speakers E.46: Use brain science to boost your confidence

SpeakerHub

Ryan Foland speaks with Cathey Armillas, a marketing strategist, speaker, and TED Coach who helps speakers figure out what their core idea is, how to package it as a message, and how to market that message. Ryan and Cathey dive into why the TED format works, and why finding your core idea is essential to finding the right audience and getting that audience on board with your message, and take action. Listen to this podcast to find out: - How to figure out your core idea and how this can impact how you structure your talk. - What it takes to get on the TED stage, and why this might not be for every speaker. - What modern audiences are looking for and why engagement has to be at the forefront. - Why you need to find something the audiences cares about that links your whole talk together. - How diversifying your offerings can help you reach more people and bring in more revenue. (Spoiler: it’s not all about the keynote.)

World of Speakers E.45: Learning to drive your talk

SpeakerHub

Ryan Foland speaks with Sally Zimney, a professional speaking coach, podcaster and trainer. Sally’s expertise lies in helping speakers connect on a deeper, more human level with their audience. In this fun and fast-moving talk, Sally and Ryan explore what to do when things go wrong on stage—and how it can ultimately work to your benefit when they do. Listen to this podcast to find out: - The 3 things you need to do when things go wrong. - Why being perfect and polished is actually a turn-off for audiences, and stands between you building a connection with them. - How to tell stories that will really resonate. - How to find the right balance of authenticity that won’t repel your audience. - The three boxes you need to check before you can transition into paid speaking.

World of Speakers E.43: Don’t be afraid to muss it up: why your talk needs fo...

SpeakerHub

Often, new speakers don’t take into account the additional costs of maintaining their business. What happens if you hit a dry spell with no bookings for a few weeks? Have you included your benefits and taxes? What if you, or someone close, get sick and you need to take a few weeks off? What if you want to do some pro bono sessions? In this guide we explore how to factor these costs into your fee, how to research events to find the right fee for the event, when to offer discounts, and when you should, or should not, speak for free.

The ultimate guide to setting your speaking fees

SpeakerHub

More from SpeakerHub (20)

The business case to train brand ambassadors (Plus tips on how to pick them f...

The top 3 differences I have found between speaking in the U.S. and Germany

Pitching: Making the event organizer listen

Make them laugh how to generate humor from more angles of your talk

Creating contagious content

Breaking into the international speaking market: going from local to global

5 ways to nail jet lag

World of Speakers E.61: Humor, storytelling, and 14 ways to get more bookings

8 essential speaking tips for new speakers

World of Speakers E.59: Get more bookings by leveling up your networking

World of Speakers E.58: How to use social media to get more bookings

World of Speakers E.55: Storytelling and mindset

60 ideas and quotes on how to break through a creative block

World of Speakers E.50: The philosophy of speaking and living authentically

World of Speakers E.47: Creating value and connections with your talks

Problems solopreneur speakers face and how to solve them Part #1: You feel ov...

World of Speakers E.46: Use brain science to boost your confidence

World of Speakers E.45: Learning to drive your talk

World of Speakers E.43: Don’t be afraid to muss it up: why your talk needs fo...

The ultimate guide to setting your speaking fees

Recently uploaded

I had the honour of delivering the Keynote Address at the 34th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Political Science Association (NPSA) in Lokoja. The conference theme, "Governance and Nation-Building in Nigeria: Some Reflections on Options for Policy," is relevant and timely. The challenges of nation-building are manifesting worldwide, including our continent and country. Violent conflicts and subterranean discord and discontent are prevalent, and the revival of irredentist ethno-regional and religious identities further complicates the situation. I believe that the conference was a great opportunity to discuss these challenges and reflect on practical policy options. I salute the President of the NPSA, Professor Hassan Saliu, for his leadership and the Executive Committee's effort to mobilize the membership despite a paucity of resources and the prevailing tough economic times. I am optimistic that the NPSA will continue to thrive, and I urge all of us to work towards the continued stability and unity of our country.

Governance and Nation-Building in Nigeria: Some Reflections on Options for Po...

Kayode Fayemi

Call Girl Number in Khar Mumbai📲 9892124323 💞 Full Night Enjoy

Pooja Nehwal

Mohammad_Alnahdi_Oral_Presentation_Assignment.pptx

mohammadalnahdi22

Report Writing Webinar Training

KylaCullinane

Thirunelveli call girls Tamil escorts 7877702510

Vipesco

Yesterday in Lagos, I had the honour of delivering a lecture titled “If this Giant Must Walk; Manifesto for a New Nigeria“ at the Inaugural Memorial Lecture of Prince Emeka Obasi, founder and publisher of Business Hallmark and the inspirational figure behind the Public Policy Research and Analysis Centre - promoters of the revered Zik Leadership and Governance Awards. My lecture focused on the challenges of nation-building in Nigeria and how we can approach them in a way that promotes progress and unity. I discussed the many sources of concern about our country’s future prospects, including violent conflicts, revisionist contestations of the Amalgamation Act of 1914, discontent with the Nigerian economy, and dysfunctions in the federal system. Central to my lecture was the call to address these challenges by crafting a new manifesto for Nigeria. This manifesto, I proposed, should champion integrity, compassion, character, competence, and commitment to national unity and progress within a framework of democratic governance and cultural diversity. I firmly believe that by doing so, we can guide Nigeria to stride forward with pride and purpose. I want to thank the Board and Management of the Public Policy Forum for their kind invitation to speak at this important event and for their commitment to promoting public policy research and analysis in Nigeria. My gratitude also to the late Prince Emeka Obasi, a true inspiration and a builder of bridges across divides, for his contributions to the country. My thoughts are with his family and loved ones.

If this Giant Must Walk: A Manifesto for a New Nigeria

Kayode Fayemi

Introduction to Prompt Engineering (Focusing on ChatGPT)

Chameera Dedduwage

Microsoft Copilot AI for Everyone - created by AI

Tatiana Gurgel

Presentation on Engagement in Book Clubs

samaasim06

(Vivek)Call Us, 8448380779,Call girls in Delhi NCr – We Offer best in class call girls. escort Service At Affordable Price At low Rate with Space Night 8000 We Are One Of The Oldest Escort and Call girls Agencies in Delhi. You Will Find That Our Female Escorts Are Full Of Fun, Sexy And They Would Love Enjoy Your Company. We Have A Fantastic Selection Of Escort Ladies Available For In-Calls As Well As Out-Calls. Our Escorts Are Not Only Beautiful But All Have Great Personalities Making Them The Perfect Companion For Any Occasion. In-Call:- You Can Come At Our Place in Delhi Our place Which Is Very Clean Hygienic 100% safe Accommodation. Out-Call:- You have To Come Pick The Girl From My Place We Are Also Provide Door Step Services (Delhi Ncr, Noida, Gurgaon, Faridabad, Ghaziabad Note:- Pic Collectors Time Passers Bargainers Stay Away As We Respect The Value For Your Money Time And Expect The Same From You Hygienic:- Full Ac room And Clean Rooms Available In Hotel 24 * 7 Hourly In Delhi NCR More Details, With WhatsApp Number, +91-8448380779

BDSM⚡Call Girls in Sector 93 Noida Escorts >༒8448380779 Escort Service

Delhi Call girls

George Lever - eCommerce Day Chile 2024

eCommerce Institute

Air breathing and respiratory adaptations in diver animals

aqsarehman5055

Andrés Ramírez Gossler, Facundo Schinnea - eCommerce Day Chile 2024

eCommerce Institute

Re-membering the Bard: Revisiting The Compleat Wrks of Wllm Shkspr (Abridged)...

Hasting Chen

💚❤️Call girl in Chandigarh ☎️8868886958☎️ Call Girl service in Chandigarh☎️ Chandigarh Call Girls Service ☎️ Call Girls In Chandigarh Call Girl Service In Chandigarh 💯Call Ruhi 🔝8868886958🔝Chandigarh Call Girl WhatsApp Chat: ☎️ +91-8868886958 Call Girls In Chandigarh offer you everything from intimate moments to wild nights - be it intimate or wild. Their girls are always prepared to meet all your needs and desires so you're assured a memorable experience with them. Beautiful Babes are sure to turn heads wherever they go, captivating men with their seductive personalities and captivating looks - not to mention their sensually alluring bodies that are sure to satisfy all your naughty fantasies, from blowjobs to anal massages; not forgetting BDSM and orgies as well. Show them some appreciation when the time is right. Call Girl Chandigarh that their clients can be very demanding. To maintain their reputation and gain more clients, these sexy call girls always work tirelessly to provide exceptional service that ensures each customer's happiness - so much so that many men seek them out to have an unforgettable experience with Passionate about providing erotic pleasure for their clients - fulfilling all sexy fantasies while offering role play services such as BDSM. ★OUR BEST SERVICES: - FOR BOOKING ★ A-Level (5-star escort) ★ Strip-tease ★ BBBJ (Bareback Blowjob) ★ Spending time in my rooms ★ BJ (Blowjob Without a Condom) ★. Extra ball (Have ride many times) ☛ ☛ ☛ ✔✔ secure✔✔ 100% safe WHATSAPP CALL ME💥✨✨⭐⭐⚡💦💦💨🔥💫💫 Their services range from erotic encounters and movie dates to in-call and out-call services, making this option available 24/7. Available for services including NSA, threesomes and foursomes sessions as well as massage services and casual foreplay - they even provide real girlfriend experience. Find one online or visit local women's clubs, hotels or restaurants. Hiring a Chandigarh call girl for an evening or day out can be the perfect addition to your social gathering or office event, or you could arrange for her to visit your home or hotel room. Not only are these women gorgeous, they're intelligent as well, with great senses of humor - sure to please and leave you wanting more. If you want a cheap escort in Chandigarh, look for someone who is either a student or works part time so that she will always be available when you need her. In addition to this, look for housewives as this ensures they have stable lives that can keep you satisfied for extended periods. These beautiful ladies will capture your attention at first sight with stunning eyes and full, seductive lips; not to mention a seductive personality that makes you want to spend more time with them; moreover they are discreet enough to meet up anywhere nearby! Hiring a call girl in Chandigarh can be done through either the internet or calling her directly, with services like massage or sex sessions offered to request from specific agencies within.

No Advance 8868886958 Chandigarh Call Girls , Indian Call Girls For Full Nigh...

Sheetaleventcompany

The workplace ecosystem of the future 24.4.2024 Fabritius_share ii.pdf

Senaatti-kiinteistöt

BooK Now Call us at +918448380779 to hire a gorgeous and seductive call girl for sex. Take a Delhi Escort Service. The help of our escort agency is mostly meant for men who want sexual Indian Escorts In Delhi NCR. It should be noted that any impersonator will get 100 attention from our Young Girls Escorts in Delhi. They will assume the position of reliable allies. VIP Call Girl With Original Photos Book Tonight +918448380779 Our Cheap Price 1 Hour not available 2 Hours 5000 Full Night 8000 TAG: Call Girls in Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, Ghaziabad, Connaught Place, Greater Kailash Delhi, Lajpat Nagar Delhi, Mayur Vihar Delhi, Chanakyapuri Delhi, New Friends Colony Delhi, Majnu Ka Tilla, Karol Bagh, Malviya Nagar, Saket, Khan Market, Noida Sector 18, Noida Sector 76, Noida Sector 51, Gurgaon Mg Road, Iffco Chowk Gurgaon, Rajiv Chowk Gurgaon All Delhi Ncr Free Home Deliver

Night 7k Call Girls Noida Sector 128 Call Me: 8448380779

Delhi Call girls

Chiulli_Aurora_Oman_Raffaele_Beowulf.pptx

raffaeleoman

VVIP Call Girls Nalasopara : 9892124323, Call Girls in Nalasopara Services

Pooja Nehwal

SaaStr Workshop Wednesday w/ Lucas Price, Yardstick

saastr

Recently uploaded (20)

Governance and Nation-Building in Nigeria: Some Reflections on Options for Po...

Call Girl Number in Khar Mumbai📲 9892124323 💞 Full Night Enjoy

Mohammad_Alnahdi_Oral_Presentation_Assignment.pptx

Report Writing Webinar Training

Thirunelveli call girls Tamil escorts 7877702510

If this Giant Must Walk: A Manifesto for a New Nigeria

Introduction to Prompt Engineering (Focusing on ChatGPT)

Microsoft Copilot AI for Everyone - created by AI

Presentation on Engagement in Book Clubs

BDSM⚡Call Girls in Sector 93 Noida Escorts >༒8448380779 Escort Service

George Lever - eCommerce Day Chile 2024

Air breathing and respiratory adaptations in diver animals

Andrés Ramírez Gossler, Facundo Schinnea - eCommerce Day Chile 2024

Re-membering the Bard: Revisiting The Compleat Wrks of Wllm Shkspr (Abridged)...

No Advance 8868886958 Chandigarh Call Girls , Indian Call Girls For Full Nigh...

The workplace ecosystem of the future 24.4.2024 Fabritius_share ii.pdf

Night 7k Call Girls Noida Sector 128 Call Me: 8448380779

Chiulli_Aurora_Oman_Raffaele_Beowulf.pptx

VVIP Call Girls Nalasopara : 9892124323, Call Girls in Nalasopara Services

SaaStr Workshop Wednesday w/ Lucas Price, Yardstick

World of Speakers E.32: Creating a TEDx Talk

1. Interview with Igor Celikovic

2. "To be a speaker coach you need to have empathy towards the speaker, to really listen and understand what the speaker wants to communicate in the talk itself." -IGOR CELIKOVIC www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by

3. -IGOR CELIKOVIC "Why I like TEDx as a format so much, because it really makes a speaker focus on one specific idea instead of telling his or her life story." www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by

4. -IGOR CELIKOVIC "TEDx conferences don't attract only one type of audience, they attract people from totally different groups of society, from people in the health industry to technicians, to engineers, to journalists. This mix makes the offline engagement in breaks priceless. www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by

5. -IGOR CELIKOVIC "You're the speaker. Tell me what do you really care about?" www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by

6. -IGOR CELIKOVIC "Talk about what was the most exciting thing that happened to you." www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by

7. -IGOR CELIKOVIC "As a coach I never craft the talk for the speaker. They need to feel comfortable with the thing they are going to say. " www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by

8. "If you have to pick between thinking about the ending or thinking about the beginning, I would always say, "Think about the ending"." -IGOR CELIKOVIC www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by

9. -IGOR CELIKOVIC "If you have something new to say, if you have something specific, the better the chances are of your idea getting further." www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by

10. -IGOR CELIKOVIC "There are many different ways speakers can structure their talk, based on what kind of speaker they are. It's difficult to say, "Look, this is a structure you need to abide by and then the talk will be noticed"." www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by

11. -IGOR CELIKOVIC "Be yourself, don't try to be funny just because you think you have to be funny." www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by

12. -IGOR CELIKOVIC "You have to feel comfortable so your talk has to come off as something that is natural, that is spontaneous, even though it's well prepared in advance." www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by

13. "Don't start with: "My name is Igor, today I'm going to talk to you about spaceships." That's a no-go! You'll lose your audience. www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by Creating a great intro

14. Start with a question. Or start with 2 or 3 different new and interesting things your talk is going to tackle. Tell them: "Today we're going to talk about spaceships and Nutella" www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by Creating a great intro

15. Get their brains thinking: "How can you connect those 3 things?" Then they will be willing to stay with you in the talk because they believe they will discover something new. www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by Creating a great intro

16. -IGOR CELIKOVIC "Avoid saying that you can speak about anything. It comes off sounding like you're not passionate about anything in particular." www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by

17. -RYAN FOLAND "Have authority. Speak about one thing. Pitch that fact to an organizer, and they will do some cyber-searching-stocking on you and if it all matches up: you might find yourself on the TEDx stage. " www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by

18. EXPERT INSIGHTS ON GROWING YOUR SPEAKING BUSINESS Listen to the World of Speakers Podcast Series on iTunes. www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by

World of Speakers E.32: Creating a TEDx Talk

Recommended

Recommended

More Related Content

More from SpeakerHub

More from SpeakerHub (20)

Recently uploaded

Recently uploaded (20)

World of Speakers E.32: Creating a TEDx Talk