My notes from a master communicator at Spring Harvest 2018 God can use anyone to communicate – that’s a given But we can all get better You’ll lose people’s attention for two reasons you’re boring you’re good – so they’ll lose track of what you want them to focus on; change it up and tell a story Eyes matter; look in sections at people, even if you can’t see them in the lights they can see you. It includes people Minimise the distance between you and the people as much as possible Sound matters. It doesn’t matter how good it is, if the sound is rubbish. Do a sound check, the way you actually talk. Try to minimise distractions. Shut the doors. Don’t have people wandering round. Don’t have coffee being served while you’re doing it. Don’t waste the start. Get into it. Aristotle on persuasion; Ethos – the character, establishes credibility and credentials Logos – the reasoning Pathos – the heart. Which should we focus on? It depends who and what we are speaking on and to. Pathos is connected to […]
Tag: Public speaking
I’d say this was great even if I wasn’t biased.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiBiNuhiUY0
Aside from the annoying spelling mistake on the slide they put up behind here(thankfully they corrected it early on), this short talk by my daughter Hannah ticks all the boxes for a great presentation.
Be inspired by the stories she tells so well, and slap your chest too and say ‘this is for me!’