Communicating Effectively

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The document provides 12 rules for effective communication. The rules emphasize preparing for communication by not including surprises and introducing oneself. Speakers should build strong references for their topic, engage and exchange with their audience rather than just deliver information, and connect with them emotionally. Effective communication also involves modulating the voice, using body language and movement, being authentic, interacting with the audience, and focusing on the key purpose.

Self Improvement

Anything
Said or Done
without
“Conviction & Confidence”

“Conviction & Confidence”
Has more to do with the
Actions
And Not
“Thinking & Talking”

Speaking Effectively
is essentially a SKILL !

Watch your...
Body Language (Posters & Gestures)
Voice ( Modulation & Pronunciation)
Composure of Thought
Clarity of Expressions
Eye Contact......

Build Strong REFERENCE!
What you want to say?
Why audience should listen to you?

Shift to CONTEXT gradually
Elaborate your thoughts
Support your thoughts
Show evidence
Build Strong REFERENCE!
What you want to say?
Why audience should listen to you?

DO NOT Over Explain
Leave room for audience to THINK!

In between
REINFORCE your PURPOSE
If everything is important, then nothing is important

Don’t -------------------------OVERSTRETCH

Vocal VARIABILITY
Speed Up = Something GOOD is coming

Vocal VARIABILITY
Slow Down = Pay ATTENTION!

Vocal VARIABILITY
Lower your voice to demonstrate
CONFIDENCE
& TRUST

Vocal VARIABILITY
Pause = Something is IMPORTANT

Move to hold attention
and ascent your message

Having faith in your abilities
Makes you look POWERFUL

INTERACT
Give audience reasons to discuss

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Communicating Effectively

1. Influential Communication

2. His Style of Communication….

3. His Communication style….

4. His Style of Communication….

5. His Communication style….

6. Communication is about the

8. Anything Said or Done without “Conviction & Confidence”

9. sounds FEEBLE!

10. “Conviction & Confidence” Has more to do with the Actions And Not “Thinking & Talking”

11. Speaking Effectively is essentially a SKILL !

12. Getting Skilled!

13. Rules

14. 1.

15. Say NO to SURPRISES!

16. Be PRPARED

17.

18. 2.

19. Introductory WELCOME!

20. Introduce YOURSELF

21. Take TIME

22. Don’t RUSH

23. Don’t PANIC

24. Watch your... Body Language (Posters & Gestures) Voice ( Modulation & Pronunciation) Composure of Thought Clarity of Expressions Eye Contact......

25. 3.

26. Build Strong REFERENCE! What you want to say? Why audience should listen to you?

27. Keep It Short and Simple

28. Shift to CONTEXT gradually Elaborate your thoughts Support your thoughts Show evidence Build Strong REFERENCE! What you want to say? Why audience should listen to you?

29. DO NOT Over Explain Leave room for audience to THINK!

30. 4.

31. Don’t DELIVER or COMMUNICATE

32. ENGAGE & EXCHANGE

33. EXCITE & ENLIGHTEN!

34. Stay FOCUSED

35. 5.

36. In between REINFORCE your PURPOSE If everything is important, then nothing is important

37. 6.

38. Connect EMOTIONALLY

39. 7.

40. Powerful OPENING Start with a BANG!