Speak & Be Heard ( or how to do the prep work beforehand so you really nail your presentation)
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Too many people think it's cool to wing it when they have a work presentation. In a world where everyone's distracted, why would you risk this? Ensure you can walk out onto a stage with confidence by asking yourself the right questions before you even begin to write your presentation.
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5 March 2025
Universit辿 du Qu辿bec en Outaouais, CanadaJohari window introduction to identifying the personality attributes
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method of identifying yourselfCerino Four Seasons 300th Anniversary x China
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Presentation of a concert to celebrate Four Seasons 300th Anniversary in ChinaAI in Parliaments: Strategic Opportunities and Challenges
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My presentation at the Workshop on AI in Parliaments
3 March 2025
Universit辿 du Qu辿bec en Outaouais, Canada
Speak & Be Heard ( or how to do the prep work beforehand so you really nail your presentation)
- 1. Speak & Be Heard or (how to do the prep work beforehand & really nail your presentation) Lynne Schinella www.lynneschinella.com.au
- 2. In the beginningthere are questions.
- 3. Who are your audience?
- 4. Whats their age? Gender? Demographic? Psychographic? Education? What else do you need to know?
- 5. Your audience is made up of all types
- 6. What matters to them?
- 7. What gives you the right to stand before them?
- 8. What do they know about your topic? What dont they know?
- 11. What will they ask?
- 12. Can you stand up to the questioning?
- 13. What time is your presentation? Will they be energised or tired?
- 14. Whats the big picture? Address the main theme of the event.
- 15. Who else is speaking? On what?
- 16. Can you link your message to theirs for increased effect?
- 17. and when you get there And when you finally get there.
- 18. Do you have their attention?
- 19. Or are they a bit distracted?
- 20. Because youre doing too much blah blah
- 21. Youre not talking at them, are you?
- 22. Or perhaps riffing & rambling?
- 23. You havent jammed too much on your slide have you?
- 24. Because all of those mean an uphill battle.
- 26. Engage
- 27. Connect.
- 28. Influence.
- 29. Your work here is done.
- 30. For workshops on presenting & business storytelling www.lynneschinella.com.au T 61 2 9929 8989 lynne@lynneschinella.com.au