How to Find the Big Moments of Your Talk - 085
The Speaking Club: Mastering the Art of Public Speaking · Sarah Archer
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Show Notes
I believe your goal as a speaker is to make your talk believable, interesting and thrilling. That's because if your audience can relate to and is captivated by your message, then they will be more likely to remember it, and be moved enough to take the action you want.
To achieve this goal, you need to recognise that whilst every second of your talk counts, there are some moments that are critical for achieving that goal and successfully building the narrative of the journey you are taking your audience on.
In this podcast I'm going to give you tips on identifying those big moments and making them count.
Enjoy!
What you'll discover:
- What 'big moments' are
- How you can find them
- The questions you need to ask when you find them
- A reminder of the performance tools you can use to help you bring these moments to life
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Resources:
https://www.storyledspeaking.com
https://www.newstatesman.com/politics/media/2019/09/watch-nigel-farage-falls-perfect-phone-prank