Public Speaking Lab is an international training and consulting institute reshaping communication to unleash individuals’ full speaking potential. Ivan Wanis Ruiz is the heart and soul of the company, having coached and hosted multiple corporate events worldwide.
These speech breakdowns are fantastic. I incorporate catch phrases in all my presentations now. Could you review the 2015 Surface Book reveal eveal by Panos Panay? He's my all-time favorite keynote speaker and I'd love to see you analyze his style.
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Hey, İvan! I followed your advice from this short years ago 🤣good student of yours, love all your advices! but you are killing me with you course at Coursera😎 trying to pass it with 3 kids jumping on my head 🤪
There are people who experience anxiety in regard to this. Allowing people to be in their own comfort zone instead of forcing people to do something they don't want to is a classier approach.
It makes it more memorable. No one wants to be in that room. Make it fun for them. You will be remembered and hopefully what you said will be remembered because of how you made them feel. 🎉🎊🎉
No, you shouldn't need to introduce your self when recieving an award or about to deliver a lecture. Usually the introductions are preplanned by the MC with the award recipient or guest lecturer.
I don't know if I would call that controversial, perhaps, it is only your impression that no one pays attention to the first part of a presentation or any speech, and if there is no actual data to support what you are saying, it's very hard to make an informed opinion about it.
I think it depends on how useful that information is for the audience (e.g. to confirm you are attending the right presentation at a conference). If it is a business meeting and contact info is already incl in the agenda or a copy of the presentation, then no. It is redundant.
You are incredibly good at cutting the bs and providing practical advice for actual situations in which us, regular normal people, need to communicate our ideas. THANK YOU. I have not missed any of your videos.
