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A presentation about presentation planning! Specifically, why it pays to think like a journalist when planning your next public presentation. Presentation skills, public speaking skills, confidence tricks, confident conversations, confident presenting skills, media tactics, media relations, communication training, presentation skills training, presentation skills coaching, public speaking coaching, executive mentoring.TRANSCRIPT
- Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five insights A Confidence Tricks concoction
- Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations (Five Insights) @simonmossman Ex-print newshound & photographer, video journalist & TV producer, internet journalist and now media & communication advisor and executive presentation skills coach and mentor. CONFIDENCE TRICKS Practical Presentation Skills Coaching You are your stories. Thats how you are remembered. Effective presentation is vital to your ability to be influential. Confidence Tricks can help you improve. Presenters and public speakers in any setting, be it Industry conference keynote; The Board of Directors; Community town hall meetings; Tender contract procurement panels; (the list is endless!) can borrow a trick or three from the press corps when it comes to preparing to front their audience.
- i Journalists believe in themselves (and their story): Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- They are supremely confident (even to the point of cockiness); Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- They stick determinedly to THEIR agenda Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- ii News writers are accustomed to brevity to get the message across: Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- Brevity in headlines Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- Journalists inherently understand the power of the pithy statement (a.k.a. key messages in PR parlance) a.k.a. quotable quotes; Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- Dont use 10 words when two will suffice. The same rules that reporters learn at journalism school apply to you, too. Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- iii Journalists develop writing styles & broadcast mannerisms & defined approaches to structure & delivery and they stick to that tried and tested script: Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- Which for you, the presenter and public speaker, translates as: Repetition. Repetition. Repetition. Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- By routinely practicing content development as much as regularly rehearsing delivery you can develop confident, influential speaking skills Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- iv Specialist journalists such as columnists, writers on regular key topics (e.g, politics, finance) - develop authority and set agendas which their readers - YOUR audience absorb (even if they dislike the sentiment): Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction -
- People choose the facts they want and they will read a journalist even if they dont like his/her work; Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- The same applies to you. While your job is to win over your audience, you wont get them all. BUT. Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- you will develop greater selfdiscipline by: i staying on message, ii being consistent in thoughts, words and actions which helps YOU develop a clear style and persona, a frame on which to carve a confident presenting career. Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- v And the clincher? Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- Journalists are notorious for telling their war stories Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- Often unprompted, old news hacks love to launch into their tales from the trenches Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- Like a raconteur propping up the bar, never scripted, always ad-libbed Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
- They speak from the heart because they know the subject matter inside and out. Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five Insights a Confidence Tricks concoction
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- Why you should think like a journalist when planning presentations Five insights A Confidence Tricks concoction
- Credits, notes and fairly important stuff All this content is copyright, either of Confidence Tricks or the original photographers featured within. All images were sourced via appropriate Creative Commons licences but if you think differently or believe any image has been misappropriated here, do the right thing and let me know so I can do something about it. On a separate and personal note, while knocking this preso together I was bothered by the lack of evident women journalists who could equally inspire these five insights. If you can offer any suggestions (with where I can find available images), I be d chuffed to update this preso, os I sure as heck had a challenge trying to find c anything / anyone suitable! Cheers, @simonmossman Co-Founder & Executive Coach @confidencetrix