Business Nonfiction Audiobook
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Chapter three How to give a presentation contrary to popular belief. The world is not split into good presenters and bad presenters. The world is split into people who take extra time to organize their thoughts and people who ramble whether you are a Ceo or an entry level assistant. Your goal with any presentation is high impact and high recall for your audience. There are two important aspects of giving a good presentation structure and content. If you have one without the other, you will fail. So read this entire chapter, the perfect structure. If you create a simple framework for your message and repeat yourself as often as possible, you can become a strong communicator. The good news is that once you master the structure, you can use it for every presentation. You give for the rest of your life, no matter the audience, the setting or topic. It's just six simple steps, the one sentence overview, explained the structure, Give them the headlines, present each topic, Tell them what's next. The one sentence conclusion here is a simple presentation based on the structure. Step one, The one sentence overview. Tell them what you're going to tell them. I am here to present the boys Winter outward collection. Step two explain the structure. Let your audience know exactly how many points they should listen for. There are three main points I want to discuss enumerating is an important detail because it helps them structure their note taking so be sure to say a number you are saying, I am organized. Therefore, listen up, Step three, give them the headlines, announced the big headlines, You're going to talk about. I want to talk about nylon fabrication length and price points. You never want people to struggle to follow what you're saying or have to search for your key facts. When you give your audience clear headlines, you're practically writing their notes for them and increasing the chances that they will pay attention to what you're saying as well as remember what you said, this is a good thing. Step four present each topic. You're now ready to present your first topic. Q Your audience that you're starting a topic, then cover the topic, then summarize what you just covered. The first thing I want to talk about is nylon fabrication. Nylon fabrication is the biggest trend in the market and I see an opportunity for us to Okay, so that's why I think nylon fabrication is going to be really important for us next season. Every topic you cover should follow the same pattern. Q present, summarize the repetition at the beginning and end of each topic might seem unnecessary, but your audience will appreciate these organizing cues