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Outcomes to
    Your
Presentation
What does an audience think?
Just


       distinctions
thrive!
  Fired Up?!

  Ready to
    go!
thrive!
    Fired Up?!

     Ready to
       go!


“That’s how I want people to

                              ”
 leave my presentation feeling.
survive
          You lost me after,
          “Good Morning.”
survive
          You lost me after,
          “Good Morning.”


          “I seem to experience a lot of

                                            ”
           presentations that feel like this!
nose dive
  “I’ll get my coat.”
nose dive
    “I’ll get my coat.”


“
I’ve enjoyed watching some of
these but all for the wrong reasons!
                                       ”
you choose...




          ...your outcome
Ever
baked
a cake?
           You need the right
               ingredients
          to bake a great cake
“   To deliver a great
    presentation that
      thrives – you
      need the right

                    ”
     ingredients too!
your style
your style

“It’s all about being

                     ”
the best possible you!
your content
your content
“Your audience wants

                    ”
 value and substance!
your medium
your medium


   “ Make it easy for
   people to enjoy your
      presentation!
                   ”
Let’s look at the differences...




                             Nose Dive
Some ingredients to help you thrive...
                     Style                Content                   Medium
              Natural with right energy        Relevant                 Clean slides
                    Charismatic           Chunked correctly           Good acoustics
   Thrive

               Happy and Personable          Sign posted           Appropriate lighting
              Resonate vocal qualities     Clear outcomes      Clear line of view of speaker
              Impactful and Confident      Understandable           Right temperature
                     Passionate               Engaging             Comfortable seating
               Rapport with audience      Natural conclusion          High quality AV
   Survive
  Nose Dive
Some ingredients to help you survive...
   Thrive             Style                      Content                         Medium




                       Flat energy              No clear objectives          Slides are “6 points with 6
                       Monotone              Lots of content and data                  words”
   Survive




              Lack of audience connection          Too little data           Occasional speaker sound
                   Talks to the screen      Content is like a monologue               feedback
                         Shuffles                 Lacks direction         Projection not fitting the screen
                     No eye contact           Not relevant to group                      size
                Moves around aimlessly      Doesn’t meet groups needs      The AV is the presentation not
                                                                                     the speaker
  Nose Dive
Some ingredients to help you nose dive...
   Thrive
   Survive            Style                Content               Medium




                   Noticably nervous       Endless drivel   Uncomfortable temperature
  Nose Dive




                         Arrogant           Out of date        Death by PowerPoint
              Rude and confrontationable       Wrong         Sound system ineffective
                    Distracting habits         Boring         Equipment not working
                      Not prepared          Transparent           Room too dark
                       Patronising            No value           Over complicated
               Trying to be someone else     Irrelevant         Room too crowded
What are some of your ingredients...
   Thrive
   Survive
  Nose Dive   Style   Content          Medium
Question:

    What to do
  about your own
   presentation?
NO!
 Ignore them.
   Yes, really!
choose to focus on
     thrive
secrets to thriving
# 1 : Get some great feedback
# 2 : Be ‘you’ plus 20% - amplify yourself – give
      more and you’ll enjoy it more!
# 3 : Choose one or two things to focus on doing
      better
# 4 : Take some risks!
# 5 : Be the best possible you
# 6 : Model the people you admire
# 7 : Dare to thrive
Be Thriving
that’s what your audience really,
  really, really wants you to be!
Brad Waldron



brad@intelligentinspiration.com

www.intelligentinspiration.com

blog www.presentnaked.co.uk

      44(0)7925 905007

    See more possibilities, make better choices, live a better life!

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Outcomes to Your Presentation: 6 Secrets to Thriving

  • 1. Outcomes to Your Presentation
  • 2. What does an audience think?
  • 3. Just distinctions
  • 4. thrive! Fired Up?! Ready to go!
  • 5. thrive! Fired Up?! Ready to go! “That’s how I want people to ” leave my presentation feeling.
  • 6. survive You lost me after, “Good Morning.”
  • 7. survive You lost me after, “Good Morning.” “I seem to experience a lot of ” presentations that feel like this!
  • 8. nose dive “I’ll get my coat.”
  • 9. nose dive “I’ll get my coat.” “ I’ve enjoyed watching some of these but all for the wrong reasons! ”
  • 10. you choose... ...your outcome
  • 11. Ever baked a cake? You need the right ingredients to bake a great cake
  • 12. To deliver a great presentation that thrives – you need the right ” ingredients too!
  • 14. your style “It’s all about being ” the best possible you!
  • 16. your content “Your audience wants ” value and substance!
  • 18. your medium “ Make it easy for people to enjoy your presentation! ”
  • 19. Let’s look at the differences... Nose Dive
  • 20. Some ingredients to help you thrive... Style Content Medium Natural with right energy Relevant Clean slides Charismatic Chunked correctly Good acoustics Thrive Happy and Personable Sign posted Appropriate lighting Resonate vocal qualities Clear outcomes Clear line of view of speaker Impactful and Confident Understandable Right temperature Passionate Engaging Comfortable seating Rapport with audience Natural conclusion High quality AV Survive Nose Dive
  • 21. Some ingredients to help you survive... Thrive Style Content Medium Flat energy No clear objectives Slides are “6 points with 6 Monotone Lots of content and data words” Survive Lack of audience connection Too little data Occasional speaker sound Talks to the screen Content is like a monologue feedback Shuffles Lacks direction Projection not fitting the screen No eye contact Not relevant to group size Moves around aimlessly Doesn’t meet groups needs The AV is the presentation not the speaker Nose Dive
  • 22. Some ingredients to help you nose dive... Thrive Survive Style Content Medium Noticably nervous Endless drivel Uncomfortable temperature Nose Dive Arrogant Out of date Death by PowerPoint Rude and confrontationable Wrong Sound system ineffective Distracting habits Boring Equipment not working Not prepared Transparent Room too dark Patronising No value Over complicated Trying to be someone else Irrelevant Room too crowded
  • 23. What are some of your ingredients... Thrive Survive Nose Dive Style Content Medium
  • 24. Question: What to do about your own presentation?
  • 25.
  • 26. NO! Ignore them. Yes, really!
  • 27. choose to focus on thrive
  • 28. secrets to thriving # 1 : Get some great feedback # 2 : Be ‘you’ plus 20% - amplify yourself – give more and you’ll enjoy it more! # 3 : Choose one or two things to focus on doing better # 4 : Take some risks! # 5 : Be the best possible you # 6 : Model the people you admire # 7 : Dare to thrive
  • 29. Be Thriving that’s what your audience really, really, really wants you to be!
  • 30. Brad Waldron brad@intelligentinspiration.com www.intelligentinspiration.com blog www.presentnaked.co.uk 44(0)7925 905007 See more possibilities, make better choices, live a better life!