2. A little about me…
• Former actress and
Improv performer
• Graduate of the Second
City Conservatory
• Professional trainer &
speaker since 1997
• Ukulele novice
• Author,
21 Ways to Engage Your
Audience
(amazon)
16. Purpose statement
My goal is to _______________.
I want my audience to
(know/do/feel)
__________________ .
17. Know your purpose
My goal is to teach my audience
how to draft a bill.
I want my audience to
(know/do/feel) the first three steps
to draft a bill effectively.
18. Three tips for a compelling,
concise, TED-like talk:
1. Know Your Purpose
2. Know Your Takeaways
3. Plan for Your Audience
19. Three tips for a compelling,
concise, TED-like talk:
2. Know Your Takeaways
20. What do you want them to
leave with?
• This may be time-driven.
• Should be short, concise.
• If they leave with only ….
–One thing? Two things?
Three things?
25. Introduction: Preview
Why this is important
(effect on jobs, outcomes, etc.)
Main Concept(s)
Implications
Conclusion
(recap, questions)
Source: TED Talks The TED Guide to Public Speaking,
by Chris Anderson
26. “IT'S MUCH EASIER TO PULL
IN AN AUDIENCE BY FRAMING
THE TALK AS AN INTRIGUING
RIDDLE THAN A PLEA FOR
THEM TO CARE.”
— CHRIS ANDERSON,
TED TALKS
27. In short…
1. What?
2. So What?
3. Now What?
Source: TED Talks The TED Guide to Public Speaking,
by Chris Anderson
28. Quick Prep Tips
For last-minute talks …
1. Grab a notecard.
2. Write 3 most important things.
3. Off you go.
29. Three tips for a compelling,
concise, TED-like talk:
1. Know Your Purpose
2. Know Your Takeaways
3. Plan for Your Audience
30. Three tips for a compelling,
concise, TED-like talk:
3. Plan for Your Audience
46. Plan it out
Rehearse a
minimum of
ONCE without
taping
Slow down
Allow pauses
Mix elements to
reinforce
learning
Borrow from
TED!
Anticipate
questions
48. Resources
TED Talks, Chris Anderson
ted.com
Watch talks, borrow what you like.
The 10-Minute Trainer, AUTHOR
atd.org
Association for Talent Development
49. TED talks to view &
deconstruct
Anthony Goldbloom –
“The jobs we’ll lose to machines…”
Amy Cuddy –
“Your body language shapes...”