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Leveling Up Your Presentation Skills.pptx
- 1. Leveling Up Your Presentation Skills: A Guide (of sorts)
- 2. Agenda: Good Presenters Do This Confidence Preparation Story Visuals Comm Quality Whom? Adapters Practice Engaging Professionalism
- 3. How?
- 4. How??
- 5. How???
- 7. Hero’s Journey The hero's journey is a storytelling structure that can be traced back to ancient myths and legends. 1. Call to adventure 2. Refusal of the Call 3. Supernatural Aid 4. Crossing the threshold 5. The Road of Trials 6. The Ordeal 7. The Reward 8. The Return
- 8. The Call “Deliver a smashing presentation on your team’s project” “Explain why the report’s results don’t line up with expectations” “Give us a status update” “Describe your failure” “Why should I give you [x] for [y]”
- 10. Embrace the challenge. Ask for help 01 Understand the requirements 02 Keep moving forward 03
- 12. Road of Trials You suck at presentations Your teammates have boring ideas You only want to work on the project There’s never enough time Life is hard.
- 13. Road of Trials You suck at presentations BUT YOU’RE HERE TODAY Your teammates have boring ideas BUT YOU’RE ON A VAST CAMPUS You only want to work on the project BUT YOU NEED DISCIPLINE There’s never enough time BUT YOU MAKE TIME FOR WHAT’S IMPORTANT Life is hard.
- 14. On the road of trials • Develop your presenter’s muscle • Practice in front of a mirror • Use visual aids (that help, not hinder) • Leverage your latent storytelling skills • Leverage your latent storytelling skills • Develop storytelling skills
- 15. The Approach “Practice brings improvement” You get to know your presentation, a bit too well You take it with you for drinks You might have it at the gym When people are sharing Hailey v Selena drama on TikTok, you’re sharing snippets of your pres You refer to it as pres now.
- 16. The Ordeal • By the time you get here, if you’ve really been on a journey, the last major hurdles will appear bigger than they really are.
- 17. The Ordeal • Breathe (deeply, a few times) • Visualize a good ending • Practice with helpful people
- 19. In the end • Treat your presentations like they matter • You’ll find that in order to get to build the great things, you have to convince someone using the tools we described • Questions? irwin.williams@teleios-systems.com
Notes de l'éditeur
- The hero's journey is a storytelling structure that can be traced back to ancient myths and legends. It typically consists of eight stages: The Call to Adventure: The hero is presented with a challenge or task. Refusal of the Call: The hero initially resists the challenge, often due to fear or self-doubt. Supernatural Aid: The hero receives assistance from a mentor or guide, who helps them on their journey. Crossing the Threshold: The hero leaves their comfort zone and begins their journey in earnest. The Road of Trials: The hero faces obstacles and challenges along the way, often learning important lessons and developing new skills. The Ordeal: The hero reaches the moment of greatest challenge and must face their greatest fears or enemies. The Reward: The hero emerges victorious and receives a reward or boon for their efforts. The Return: The hero returns to their community with newfound knowledge and skills, using their experiences to make a positive impact.
- Image source: https://www.cnc3.co.tt/thieves-burglarising-manzanilla-homes-abandoned-after-floods/
- You suck at presentations Your teammates have boring ideas You only want to work on the project There’s never enough time Life is hard
- You suck at presentations Your teammates have boring ideas You only want to work on the project There’s never enough time Life is hard