Robyn Hatcher - SpeakEtc. - Public Speaking Tips for Nonprofit Executive Directors
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Robyn Hatcher of SpeakEtc. (http://www.speaketc.com) presents to the Nonprofit Executive Directors (NED) Group on "Public Speaking Tips for Nonprofit Executives" -- NED is on LinkedIn (http://bit.ly/nedgroup) and on Meetup (http://bit.ly/nedmeet). Meetings are currently the third Thursday of each month in the evening (EST) in New York City, and allows for dial-in and remote attendees to participate as well.
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Robyn Hatcher - SpeakEtc. - Public Speaking Tips for Nonprofit Executive Directors
- 1. Public Speaking Tips for Non-Profit Executives Speaking Well to
- 2. What would you like to walk away with?
- 3. "Your brand is a gateway to your true work. You know you are here to do something - to create something or help others in some way. The question is, how can you set up your life and work so that you can do it? The answer lies in your brand. When you create a compelling brand you attract people who want the promise of your brand - which you deliver." Dave Buck
- 4. What is your”Brand’s” Promise?
- 5. Content is Key Create engaging content
- 6. Start with WHY? WHAT you do is less important… Then WHY you do it!
- 7. WIIFT (What’s In It For Them?) People engage and take action for emotional and logical reasons. Emotional reasons have more impact Discover what your listener needs, wants & values
- 8. As a result of my presentation listeners will: Know _____ Think _____ Want _____ Understand ____ Feel _____ Do ______ Etc etc etc
- 9. Take your listeners on a voyage Here There Your Presentation
- 10. Engage Left AND Right Brain LEFT BRAIN Language Logic Categories Linear thinking Numbers Details Analysis RIGHT BRAIN Emotion Images Patterns Creative thinking Music Rhythm Synthesis
- 11. Designing the journey Tell them what you’re going to tell them Tell them Tell them that you told them Prepare/plan
- 12. The Take Off (Introduction) Attention Getter WIIFT – What’s In It For Them Establish Credibility – Earn the Right State your purpose www. SpeakEtc.com
- 13. Attention Getters • Question or series of questions • Interesting or startling fact • Anecdote, or short story; Example, or illustration • Well known (not overused) or catchy quotation www. SpeakEtc.com
- 14. Delivery How to exude confidence through body Language and vocal tone
- 15. The brain is an incredible organ. It starts working the moment you’re born, and only stops working when you get up to give a presentation
- 16. Nonverbal Communication “What you do speaks so loud, I can not hear what you say” - Ralph Waldo Emerson www. SpeakEtc.com
- 17. 3 V’s of Communication Visual: What’s Seen Vocal: What’s Heard Verbal: What’s Said V V V • Tone, quality, pitch, resonance, volume • Variation within pitch & volume • Vocal patterns, accent • Gestures • Facial expressions • Posture, movement • Organization, vocabulary, grammar
- 18. Communication Stats Non verbal signals have 5 X’s as much impact as verbals 60 – 80% of initial opinion made in less than 4 minutes Body language counts 60-80% in negotiations It takes 2-7 seconds to make first impression it can take up to 12 visits to undo a negative first impression
- 19. The Triune Brain First Brain – the instinctual brain stem. Second Brain- emotions and feelings Third Brain – where conscious thought takes place.
- 20. Your Communication Style Discover your ACTORTYPE?
- 21. Presentations Are not 1 size fits all Always be a first-rate version of yourself, instead of a second- rate version of somebody else. - Judy Garland
- 22. Your ActorType Communication Style assessment based on 9 character types you see every day in movies and on TV Helps you look & sound authentic and believable = trustworthy Opportunity to optimize strengths & minimize weaknesses We are ALL more than ONE ActorType!!
- 23. @SpeakEtc What’s Your Actortype? Hero Buddy Whiz Kid Superhero
- 25. The SuperStar!!! The most admired & respected actors & communicators are those who know and understand their innate strengths and then work hard to embody the necessary qualities & traits of other types.
- 27. Summary • Start with WHY • Focus on how you want to impact them • Engage them emotionally • Tell them What’s In It for Them • Choose powerful impactful words and metaphors “If I can’t see it, I can’t understand it” - Einstein • Use the strengths and minimize the weaknesses of your ActorType • Use confident body language and vocal tone www. SpeakEtc.com
- 28. Keep in touch For One-one-One Coaching, training workshops or Presentations Robyn Hatcher www.SpeakEtc.com Robyn@SpeakEtc.com Phone: 646.470.2360 Twitter: @SpeakETC. facebook.com/SpeakEtc.
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