788f3486099be39e1297797b9655bf6a.ppt
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Speaking for Success!
Share with a peer… è One Challenging Situation è Style Words –What others say
Creating a H. I. T. 1. Preparation 2. Organization 3. Practice
Four Step Outline I. Tell What Tell II. Tell Why Listen III. Tell (Headlines 3 P’s, E’s)
The Three P’s -Pacing -- Number of Ideas -Prioritizing --Sequence, Funnel -Packaging --Wording and Structure
The Four E’s Ø Evidence Ø Example Ø Experience Ø Editorial
Four Step Outline I. Tell What Tell II. Tell Why Listen III. Tell (Headline, 3 P’s, E’s) IV. Tell What Told ➨ I. MIP’s Action (BAM!)
Four Step Peer Coaching è Deliver a one to two minute message to your peers. è Peer Coaching: è 1. One person is the timer è 2. Other participants give Four Step feedback
It’s better to make five points well than fifty in a frenzy. By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
Move from Message …to Motivation
Making Meetings Count ,
Participation Roles Hierarchy Ø Ø Ø Ø Ask a question Affirm and agree Elaborate Provide useful info Suggest /Advise Offer Perspective ? ?
To enhance my success:
Think Mind over Mouth! Ø Headline X Ø Direct/Indirect Xxxx /xxx. X Ø Verbal road signs Ø HEC
Leaders focus on: -Themes which are clear, concise, consistent and repeatable -High level /The BIG picture -Value and benefits
You are the best visual in the room
Controlling your slide § Intro, Set up, Highlight and Editorial (ISHE)
Leadership Communication Opportunities Web Based Large Group Small Group
Leadership Communication Opportunities Web Based 20 -25%
Look at what you look like
How You Look-Nonverbal è Face Contact One phrase per face
Communication Strategy Components 1. Content and Relationship Goals 2. Funnel Technique 3. Three Elements of Communication Preparation not Desperation!
How You Sound Vocal Variety—Meaning and Impact Rule: One word per phrase jumps out Practice sentence: Risk professionals don’t have to wear blue suits. (page 7)
They don’t call it a “board” (bored) meeting for nothing!
Synch with Your Slides Say what’s there Add extras
Synchronization Ø If you have a very busy slide that contains a lot of information, your listeners will be reading the slide instead of listening to you. Ø Some of you will read this slide and not pay attention to anything that is coming out of Laurie’s mouth. Others are looking at this slide and are frustrated that there is so many words on the slide. Your frustration causes you not pay attention to Laurie. Who is actually listening? Ø Sorry, Laurie.
You are the best visual in the room
How You Look è Face Contact è Gestures - 4 levels 1. Eliminate Negatives 2. Baseline 3. Expressive 4. Advanced è Notes
How You Sound è Speed, Fluency, Pace 1 -2 Pause è Speech Clarity-Plosives è Vocal Variety
Module I : Getting Your Message Across .
Visual Guidelines § Intro, Set up, Highlight and Editorial (ISHE) § Synchronization
Module I : Getting Your Message Across .
S. H. A. R. E. Structuring -Steps 1 and 2 Harmonizing Asking -Funnel Technique Responding -Content, Feeling, Goal Eliciting/Ending -Participation Curve, Step 4
Module III: 1. Facilitation 2. Delivery Practice 3. Synthesis/Goals ,
Module II : Delivery and Facilitation Techniques .
Think MIND over MOUTH Analyze yourself: I_______D Analyze other: I________D Strategy suggested?
The Big Picture Nail Content and Relationship Goals Identify your 2 Style Words Develop a Preparation Process Message>>Delivery
Move from Information…
Help Seat: One person is in the Help Seat. S/he presents a challenge. Others offer ideas and insights. By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
You can be a good speaker if you never tell a story… By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
…but you'll never be a great one. By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
Interactive Meeting Techniques Ø Three Types of Participation Ø Brainstorm/Buzz Ø Dyads, Triads and Groups Ø Write and Talk Ø Voting- Fist to 5, Tally Ø Help Seat
…to Impact!
The amount of preparation time… By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
Prep Time …should be proportionate to the importance of the event. Importance of Event By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
When a client says he’ll “wing it…” …I worry. By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
There's no such thing as over preparation… By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
…but under preparation is rampant! By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
Project your voice to the person in the room who is farthest away
If you don’t seem passionate about your topics, why should anyone else be?
It’s better to make five points well than fifty in a frenzy. By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
Know what you’re trying to accomplish before you write your speech… By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
Put a lot of time into preparation and practice! By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
When a client says he wants to be spontaneous… By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
…he really means he’s not prepared! By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
When a client says he’ll “wing it…” …I worry. By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
Don't be ashamed of notes… By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
…they're a sign of preparation. By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
Your main point is like a headline. Make it 15 words or less. By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
Use the Four E’s for Extra credit as a speaker: üExperiences üExamples üEvidence üEditorials By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
Evidence: Facts, research, and statistics. By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
…Don’t talk about fruit--talk about kiwis and kumquats. Get it? By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
Examples: Specific instances of the evidence… By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
Experiences: Stories that support your headline. By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
Your stories should be short and have a point. By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
Editorials: Opinions, recommendations, and takeaways. By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
They don’t call it a “board” (bored) meeting for nothing!
If you don’t seem passionate about your topics, why should anyone else be?
When asked how he gave such an eloquent answer at a debate… By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company
…Daniel Webster said: "I've been preparing for that answer my whole life. " By Laurie Schloff © The Speech Improvement Company


