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- 1. Previous Next 1 45% 01. The physicalset-up of your talk really matters. 02. The key is to have as few distractions on stage as possible. Lecterns Notes Teleprompters Stage set-up tips
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- 3. Previous Next 3 89,000$ Per day Business Profit g b 25,000$ Perday Business Profit 31,000$ Per day Business Profit e 46,000$ Per day Business Profit d Try to avoid using a lectern; if you need the feel of having a backup, place your notes on a lectern to the side or back of the stage. Stage Set-up Avoid lecterns.
- 4. Previous Next 4 Y Stick to paper!t Avoidusing a tablet or smartphone— there’s too much distracting scrolling involved. Electronic? h Need a lectern? Keep it as small and unobtrusive as possible Minimal f In hand Have a series of small note cards in your hand, just make sure they are on a ring clip to keep them in order. Notes Keep the stage clear It makes for a better connection with the audience If there’s no way you can talk without a lectern in front of you, make it the most unobtrusive one possible. Monica Lewinsky propped her notes on a music stand.
- 5. Previous Next 5 Speak, don’t read Telepromptersand confidence screens detract from a delivered speech V 35% Teleprompters Ubiquitous in some places, they are more of a distraction than an aid ! 45% Be comfortable Whether you have notes in hand, confidence screens, or a minimal lectern—just be comfortable V 65% Confidence screens Can be useful if you just use them to show your slides, NOT your talk notes V 25% Avoid using teleprompters. There’s too much temptation to read.
- 6. Previous Next 6 l Volume No need toshout—the microphone hears all v Pacing Slow down for major points; speed up for lighter comments s Speak meaningfully Inject variety into your talk so that you communicate your passion for the subject. w Tone Show your passion; why does this topic matter? E Pitch Keep it varied, as in normal conversation Your voice can connect, engage, motivate, and excite your audience more powerfully than just the printed word. 12 1 11 2 10 3 9 4 8 5 7 6 The speaker’s voice Turning information into inspiration
- 7. Previous Next 7 F 03 h 02 04 T 05 P 06 E r 01 Don’t pace! Prowling aroundlike a caged tiger is a distraction! Pause for effect If you do walk around, keep it varied; pause for effect at important points Sit if you want Some speakers sit on a stool or chair; whatever makes you most comfortable Walk around If it helps you to relax and focus, by all means walk the stage Hands Use your hands and arms to naturally amplify whatever you are saying Stand tall Own the stage; stand erect and confident
- 8. Previous Next 8 130-170 That’s roughly thenumber of words per minute to aim for # Too slow You’ll lose the audience’s interest if you speak too slowly I Too fast Go too fast and the audience can’t follow your train of thought b Conversational Aim for a natural, conversational pace 0 Speak naturally 01 Talk at a conversational pace. Don’t orate 02 You’re not Cicero, trying to reach the crowds in the Roman forum Use the microphone 03 Modern technology allows you to talk comfortably to the back of the room
- 9. Previous Next 9 O Make thisYOUR talk No-one else can deliver this talk, so be youself Q Use your body Move in the way that is best for you. A Use your passion Let it come through in how you speak and move G Be yourself If it’s natural for you to walk around, do it! Whether you use a lectern, memorize a script, or walk around the stage, the key thing to remember is to be yourself. Give your own presentation. // Don’t try to imitate someone else
- 10. Previous Next 10 V P E & Innovative ideas Technology givesmany options Images Ultra-wide panoramic screens Props Can add drama and interest Dance? John Bohannon used a dance troupe in a talk on superfluids Aromas Could be useful in a talk about food
- 11. Previous Next 11 Spoken word An innovative artform c Dual presenters Works best with good chemistry and much rehearsal l Music A soundtrack can enhance —just make sure it doesn’t distract ( Live interview Can work well with the right subject s
- 12. Previous Next 12 Jan Feb March April May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0 20 4060 80 100 120 South American Product distribution Our Product is currently in all Central and south American countries except for Brazil. This is mainly because we have not began a Portuguese translation, we look forward to this in 2020. Brazil Bolivia Paraguay Uruguay Venezuela Guyana Suriname Colombia Ecuador Peru Argentina Chile Panama Costa Rica Nicaragua
- 13. Previous Next 13 Europe Change font icons,no lose animation $26b First Investment $13b Second Investment $16b Third Investment $9b Fourth Investment Aliquam et ante nunc fusce tincidunt eget ligula vitae hendrerit. Phasellus id ligula ut enim elementum bibendum eget eget magna. Fusce in magna diam. Cras dictum suscipit mauris, convallis vehicula ex dapibus id. Aliquam neque mauris, faucibus eget vulputate a, viverra et diam.
- 14. Previous Next 14 Russia Finland Sweden Norway Estonia Latvia Lithuania Belarus Ukraine Georgia Armenia Azerbaijan Moldova Romania Montenegro Serbia Hungary Turkey Croatia Bosnia Kosova Macedonia Albania Greece Italy Slovakia Czechia Poland Austria Switzerland France Spain Portugal Ireland United Kingdom Iceland Belgium Netherlands Slovenia Bulgaria Kazakhstan EuropeanMarket A whole new world of possibilities. As our Marking team gears up for this summer’s expansion to Europe. We are looking at Turkey, Spain, Germany and Norway to sign new contracts with their government to open up new offices so we can operate better in the European region. Germany
- 15. Previous Next 15 Latvia Lithuania Belarus Ukraine Moldova Romania Montenegro Serbia Hungary Croatia Bosnia Kosova Slovakia Czechia Poland Austria Switzerland France eland United Kingdom Belgium Netherlands Slovenia Bulgaria Germany Germany A newfrontier Germany is expected to be our first office in the European region. We have several contracts already open with the German government and have already scoped out a few possibilities for an Office in Hoffenheim.
- 16. Previous Next 16 Croatia Italy Cze Aus Switzerland Belgium Netherlands Slovenia France Germany France Continued expansion We have3 project currently in face that should be finishing up in 2019, and are currently in the works of signing 2 more contracts this summer and a combined $700M engineering project.
- 17. Previous Next 17 Spain Spain New Beginnings We currentlyhave no Projects in Spain but we are in the work of a $500M building project for a new museum. Spain has a promising future and many other planned projects coming up. This was the reason for choosing Spain as another future hub office.
- 18. Previous Next 18 Russia Finland Sweden Norway Estonia Latvia Lithuania Belarus Ukraine Georgia Armenia Azerbaijan Moldova Romania Montenegro Serbia Hungary Turkey Croatia Bosnia Kosova Macedonia Albania Greece Italy Slovakia Czechia Poland Austria Switzerland France Spain Portugal Ireland United Kingdom Iceland Belgium Netherlands Slovenia Bulgaria Kazakhstan EuropeanMarket Gateway to the Middle East and Far East. Many of the European companies we are collaborating with are looking to subcontract with us to begin helping with project in Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, China, and Japan. Germany
- 19. Previous Next 19 Jan Feb MarApr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Export Agreement. Working closely with our neighbors As our popularity has grown in the US it also has grown in Canada and Mexico. We plan to ship an extra 15 Million packages just to our neighboring countries. United States of America Canada Mexico
- 20. Previous Next 20 The African continenthas been a very rich source of knowledge in recent years and we see it as a nation that will help with many future advancements in humanity African Gold Expanding our employment Niger In Niamey, We see there is a university that is focused on the advancement of Mathematics. We have funded the university with $7M and opened a new state of the art building to help student to have the right tools and environment to study in. Angola Is rich in young people who have amazing scientific talents, and we just opened a new lab in Luanda employing 7500 scientist to work on cancer research .
- 21. Previous Next 21 The Australian continenthas many who summer from homelessness and Poverty. Our organization has been able to establish it most major cities covering about 75% of the continent so that we can better assist those who might be able to benefit from out services. 74% About Reachable Targets Australia Helping those in Need.
- 22. Previous Next 22 Arouse Curiosity Open yourtalk by triggering audience curiosity What does a herd of wildebeest have in common with a flock of birds? Did you know that most of what we know about the universe comes to us from light? This 14-year old girl, with less than $200, gave her whole town a leap into the future. Do you know how much a prison cell upgrade costs?
- 23. Previous Next 23 Let me showyou something. What you are about to see changed my life. Can you figure out what this thing is that we are looking at? At first viewing, this video may seem to be impossible. Use Visuals Start your talk with a gorgeous or intriguing photo or video
- 24. Previous Next 24 Open with atease Hint at the story to come Save it Don’t give away your punchline up front; save it for later Stoke their interest Over the next few minutes, I’m going to tell you about something that could change the world Reveal the shark later Remember the classic move Jaws; the director kept the shark hidden for the first half of the move Let them know it’s coming An effective tease still hints at what is coming later; remember your throughline Follow through Make sure you do eventually deliver on the tease
- 25. Previous Next 25 Italy. The Land ofFancy Cars, Exquisite Clothing, Beautiful Beaches and Landscapes, and delicious meals. Udine Udine is a city and comune in northeastern Italy, in the middle of the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region, between the Adriatic Sea and the Alps Florence Florence, capital of Italy’s Tuscany region, is home to many masterpieces of Renaissance art and architecture. Avellino Avellino is a town and comune, capital of the province of Avellino in the Campania region of southern Italy
- 26. Previous Next 26 Canada. Canada is acountry located in the northern part of North America. Its ten provinces and three territories extend from the Atlantic to the Pacific and northward into the Arctic Ocean. Know world wide for it beautiful nature.
- 27. Previous Next 27 Scandinavia. Scandinavian region inNorthern Europe, with strong historical, cultural and linguistic ties. Scandinavia consist of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. However, some times including Finland and Iceland, which is also known as the Nordic countries..
- 28. Previous Next 28 New Zealand. New Zealand isa country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean comprising of 2 main islands, both noticeable by their volcanoes , glaciers, greenery on land and crystal blue water. 47% Males over the age of 30 53% Female over the age of 30
- 29. Previous Next 29 India. Break down ofsmartphone usage in India base of sex, to help identify how to better target our products to the end user. 41% Males who use a smart phone 59% Total female's who use a smart phone
- 30. Previous Next 30 Saudi Arabia. The history ofthe Kingdom of Saudi Arabia starts on September 23, 1932, the dual kingdom of the Hejaz and Najd was unified under the name of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
- 31. Previous Next 31 Belgium. Belgium is inthe middle of Western Europe, this dense multilingual country naturally blends the historic with the new; from numerous castles and medieval towers to innovative art museums and fashionable cafes..
- 32. Previous Next 32 Czech Republic. Since the collapseof communism in 1989, the Czech Republic has evolved into one of the most popular travel destinations in Europe.
- 33. Previous Next 33 Portugal. Portugal is asouthern European country on the Iberian Peninsula, neighboring Spain.
- 34. Previous Next 34 Austria. Austria is aGerman-speaking country in Central Europe, known for its mountain villages, decorative architecture, Imperial history and rocky Alpine landscape.
- 35. Previous Next 35 Denmark. Denmark is aScandinavian country comprising the Jutland Peninsula and numerous islands. Also known for its coziness and high quality of life.
- 36. Previous Next 36 Netherlands. The Netherlands, acountry in northwestern Europe, is famous for its windmills, flat landscape, water canals, fields of tulip , and bicycling
- 37. Previous Next 37 Closing. Make sure youend your talk in the way you want it to be remembered. Take the time to plan and rehearse your closing paragraph
- 38. Previous Next 38 End powerfully. Don’t endwith something like “thank you to the whole team” or “well, that’s all I have for now, so thank you.” Avoid clichés and don’t spin it out.
- 39. Previous Next 39 End memorably. Don’t end yourtalk with a video—the focus should be on your words, not someone else’s imagery. And, don’t take too long; a meandering ending will leave the audience dissatisfied.
- 40. Previous Next 40 Pull-back. Like a camerapulling back at the end of a movie, show us the bigger picture, the broader possibilities implied by your work.
- 41. Previous Next 41 Call to action. You’vegiven your audience a powerful idea; now nudge them to act on it.
- 42. Previous Next 42 Personal commitment. “I would liketo close here by putting a stake in the sand at TED. I intend to lead that expedition.” This is how Bill Stone ended his talk on humans returning to the moon.
- 43. Previous Next 43 Vision. Turn what you’vediscussed into an inspiring or hopeful vision of what might be.
- 44. Previous Next 44 Encapsulate. Reframe the caseyou’ve been making in a new or surprising way.
- 45. Previous Next 45 Symmetry. If your talkhas a clear throughline, close by linking back to the opening. Steven Johnson began his talk on where ideas come from by talking about the importance of coffeehouses in industrial Britain. He wrapped up with a discussion of how the GPS was invented and ended by pointing out that everyone in the audience had likely used a GPS that week to do things like . . . find the nearest coffeehouse.