There’s a common misconception that great public speakers are naturals. Some people are born with more confidence and charisma than others, but for the most part great public speakers put in a horrifying amount of effort to ensure they come across naturally and have maximum impact. If you want to write and perfect a killer speech and deliver it without notes, this four step process will help.
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🕒 Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
1:29 - Writing an outline
1:50 - Writing a full script
3:31 - Step 1: read it out loud a bunch of times
4:13 - Step 2: remember what I can + play with pace and tone
5:43 - Step 3: rely on prompts only
6:59 - Step 4: get off book and practice for real humans
8:01 - The Jack Wise rehearsal strategy
8:30 - How long to spend writing and rehearsing
🎬 Credits:
Jack Wise: One of the funniest acts in Europe
jack.ie/
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Amy Cuddy: “Your body language may shape who you are”
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Angela Duckworth: “Grit: The power of passion and perseverance”
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Steve Jobs: “Steve Jobs Most Innovative Speech”
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Back to the Future (1985): Universal Studios
Joe Badman ar Heno: Tinopolis
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