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Lead from the front of the Room

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This is a presentation that I did about how to make your presentations audience centered so that you could lead from the front of the room.

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Lead from the front of the Room

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We shared what we knew

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We read from slides like these

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Our audience left confused

I wish I knew what I was

supposed to get from that !

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Should you Lead From the Front?

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50/50 chance

When you don’t:

It’s a roll of the dice about whether or not

You are actually leading your audience to do what you want them to do

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People Connect With your Information

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Coach

Mentor

Teacher

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Me

• Run Social Change Diva- A leadership development firm

• I focus on the structure of the content and secondly design

• Ran annual conference for over 1000 attendees

• Recruited speakers and coached them on their presentations

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What I know for sure is that

• The Material

• The Audience

• The Format

if you focus on:

You will lead from the front of the room

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Material

• Sift through, what is nice to know vs .need to know

• Make it digestable, gain influence

The Material

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You will have too much information

• Edit it by asking yourself:

– If they don’t understand this then what I am telling them does not make sense

– If they do not know

how to do this, then they will not be able to do this

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Be relentless in asking:

What is nice for them to know

VSWhat do they need

to know

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The Audience

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Find out the answers to

these questions

• What do they know about your topic

• How are they going to benefit (WIIFM)

• Why are they interested in this subject

But, most importantly

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What do you want them to THINK or be able to DO

When they walk out the door:

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What do they know about your

topic

• Is this completely new• Is this a refresher• Is it too basic

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How do I benefit from this OR What is in it for me?

(WIIFM)

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The benefits you state (confidence, more skills, Money, love of your life)

+Their own

conclusions

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Why Do I (insert name) Care?(Hint: make it personal)

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•If you know something about them, this is the time to show it .

•Relate to them

• Give some common knowledge, assumptions or applications about what you are telling them

Make it Personal

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What are the 3 things you want them to do or know?

1. 2.3.

When they walk out the door,

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The Format The “Best” Format

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• Information Transfer

• Awareness Building

I want them to KNOW

something

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• Skills Building

• Professional Development

I want them to DO

something

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Information Transfer

DefinitionTo inform the learner. Teaching participants about a subject.

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Information Transfer

To inform the learner. Teaching participants about a subject.

FormatLecture and Q & A

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Awareness

To get people’s attention or raise their awareness about an issue, topic or concern.

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Awareness

Format•Lecture•Q & A•Self Report- “ When I came in I was ____, but now I am ____.

To get people’s attention or raise their awareness about an issue, topic or concern.

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Skills Building

To teach a task or specific technique. Learners develop specific, oral, written or physical skills

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Skills Building

• Format– Lecture – Hands-On- Activity– Demonstrations and Drills

To teach a task or specific technique. Learners develop specific, oral, written or physical skills

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Professional Development

To increase the learners knowledge as it relates to non-technical aspects of his or her job.

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Professional Development

To increase the learners knowledge as it relates to non-technical aspects of his or her job.

• Format– Brief Lecture– Discussions– Group Activities– Action Plans

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If you:

Get to know your audience ahead of time and tailor your materials to what they need to know

AND If you deliver information in a format

that is easy to follow and immediately applicable;

THEN

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lead from the front of the room?

YOU WILL

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My offer

• Office Hours Thursday and Friday

• Brief Blueprint coming out soon

• One on One Coaching

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My info

[email protected] • www.socialchangediva.com• Twitter handle: socialchngediva

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Thank youReady to Lead?