Make them laugh how to generate humor from more angles of your talk

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There are many helpful rules of thumb like these when it comes to humor that you have probably already heard, and while these are a good foundation, what do you do if you want your whole presentation to be undeniably hilarious?

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MAKE THEM
LAUGH LOL
CRACK THE
JOKES GET
A SNICKER
BE FUNNY
HOW TO
GENERATE
HUMOR FROM
MORE ANGLES
OF YOUR TALK
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SpeakerHub

The majority of your audience
will use the same lingo, have
the same insights, and may
share similar experiences and
backgrounds—this makes
finding niche observational
jokes easier.
SUBJECT AREA
HUMOR

PHYSICAL COMEDY
CAN ADD AN
AMAZINGLY
POWERFUL ADDITION
DIMENSION TO YOUR
PRESENTATION

A SEEMINGLY
UNEXPECTED
OFF THE CUFF
ZINGER.
Arrange with a
friend, colleague,
co-speaker, or the
event organizer to
set you up for

AKETHEMLAUGHLOL
RACKTHEJOKESGET
NICKERBEFUNNYMAK“THEY ALL LAUGHED WHEN I SAID
I'D BECOME A COMEDIAN. WELL,
THEY'RE NOT LAUGHING NOW.”
—BOB MONKHOUSE

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Make them laugh how to generate humor from more angles of your talk

1. MAKE THEM LAUGH LOL CRACK THE JOKES GET A SNICKER BE FUNNY HOW TO GENERATE HUMOR FROM MORE ANGLES OF YOUR TALK Presentedby SpeakerHub

2. MAKE THEM LAUGH. LOL. CRACK THE JOKES. GET A SNICKER. BE FUNNY It's possible to be both funny (and sometimes self-deprecating) in your intro, as long as it aligns with your brand. MAKE THEM LAUGH. LOL. CRACK THE JOKES. GET A SNICKER. BE FUNNY

4. USE AN EXAMPLE EVERYONE WILL UNDERSTAND

5. MAKE ANALOGIES RELEVANT

6. BAD ROMANCE = GREAT CHEMISTRY

7. The majority of your audience will use the same lingo, have the same insights, and may share similar experiences and backgrounds—this makes finding niche observational jokes easier. SUBJECT AREA HUMOR

8. PHYSICAL COMEDY CAN ADD AN AMAZINGLY POWERFUL ADDITION DIMENSION TO YOUR PRESENTATION

9. A SEEMINGLY UNEXPECTED OFF THE CUFF ZINGER. Arrange with a friend, colleague, co-speaker, or the event organizer to set you up for

10. AKETHEMLAUGHLOL RACKTHEJOKESGET NICKERBEFUNNYMAK“THEY ALL LAUGHED WHEN I SAID I'D BECOME A COMEDIAN. WELL, THEY'RE NOT LAUGHING NOW.” —BOB MONKHOUSE

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