Speaking Without Notice: 9 Backup Models
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This document discusses strategies for effective impromptu speaking. It provides 9 backup models that can be used to structure remarks on the fly, including discussing pros and cons, the past, present and future, and using the problem, cause, solution framework. The models are meant to help speakers resist time pressure and end remarks strongly. The author advocates preparing an elevator speech or pitch in advance that is 30-60 seconds and clearly outlines the problem being solved and why the listener should care. Overall, the document offers tips for developing confidence and credibility when speaking without a prepared script.
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- 1. Speaking Without Notice By Peter Dhu peter@peterdhu.com.au www.peterdhu.com.au
- 2. The Power Of Speaking Of The Cuff Relationships Confidence Reliability Credibility
- 3. The Secrets To Successful Speaking Off The Cuff
- 4. I'm just preparing my impromptu remarks Winston Churchill
- 5. It usually takes me more than three weeks to prepare a good impromptu speech Mark Twain
- 6. The very best impromptu speeches are the ones written well in advance Ruth Gordon
- 7. Prepare Your Elevator Speech or Elevator Pitch 30 to 60 seconds long
- 8. The Elevator Speech 30 – 60 seconds What Say what problem you do do you solve How are Why you should I different care
- 9. Structure
- 10. The RISE Model Identify Structure Resist time your point your off End pressure of view, the cuff strongly your logic speech
- 11. What could go wrong. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQdhMSEqhfg
- 12. Backup Model - 1 What I Know Simply use your experience or knowledge of the subject to respond confidently
- 13. Backup Model - 2 PREP Method state your Point of view Reasons for your point of view Explain how you reached this point of view restate your Point of view
- 14. Backup Model - 3 Past Yesterday Present Today Future Tomorrow
- 15. Backup Model - 4 The 3 things st End 1 Thing strong 2 nd Thing 3 rd Thing.
- 16. What could go wrong http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzcZcdL2eQY
- 17. Backup Model - 5 Pro’s Con’s Advantages Disadvantages
- 18. Backup Model - 6 Problem Cause Solution
- 19. Backup Model - 7 Self Others Global
- 20. Backup Model - 8 Situation SAO Action Outcome
- 21. Backup Model - 9
- 22. 9 Backup Models What I know PREP method Past Present Future 3 Things I know Pro’s and Con’s Problem – Cause – Solution Self – Others – Global Situation – Action – Result Traffic Lights
- 23. The Bucket Model
- 24. The Secrets To Successful Speaking Off The Cuff
- 25. peter@peterdhu.com.au www.peterdhu.com.au Free Monthly Newsletter: http://www.peterdhu.com.au/newsletter/ Free Webinar: Effective Use Of Gestures, 14 May 9.00 am to 10.00 am https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/203582654