Speech Tips
Conclusion for Presenting, Persuading, and Winning
Conclusion for Presenting, Persuading, and Winning
The natural tendency of human beings is to:
- Justify on facts, but buy on feeling
- Justify with business reasons, but buy for personal reasons
- Justify with logic, but buy on emotion
Rerun from June 05, 2017
Public Speaking “You” Oriented Statements
Public Speaking: “You”- Oriented Statements
If you want to connect with listeners during a presentation, don’t focus so much on yourself. Find ways to address others’ needs.
Tip: Involve your listeners by using more “you”-oriented lines.
- “You know from your own experience that _________.”
- “You’ll be relieved to learn ______________________.”
- “You can benefit if you __________________________.”
- “You’ll gain direct access to ______________________.”
- “You can win by _______________________________.”
- “You deserve _________________________________.”
- “You can count on _____________________________.”
- “You can take advantage of ______________________.”
- “You can now do something about ________________.”
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Rerun from June 7, 2020
Public Speaking: “You” – Oriented Statements
Public Speaking: “You”- Oriented Statements
If you want to connect with listeners during a presentation, don’t focus so much on yourself. Find ways to address others’ needs.
Tip: Involve your listeners by using more “you”-oriented lines.
- “You know from your own experience that _________.”
- “You’ll be relieved to learn ______________________.”
- “You can benefit if you __________________________.”
- “You’ll gain direct access to ______________________.”
- “You can win by _______________________________.”
- “You deserve _________________________________.”
- “You can count on _____________________________.”
- “You can take advantage of ______________________.”
- “You can now do something about ________________.”
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Be sure to watch our English Speech Tips videos and Accent Reduction Tip videos for more English pronunciation and accent reduction exercise.
Rerun from JUNE 7, 2017
English Speaking Skills: A Job Interview as an Audition
English Speaking Skills: A Job Interview as an Audition
A great tip for job interviewing : Think of the job interview as an audition. Most people put lots of energy into getting an interview. But many fall down during the actual interview. Why? Poor planning and a lack of practice.
What to do? Stage a rehearsal for your job interview. Get a friend or family member to play the role of the interviewer and stay with that role from start to finish. Then use tips from interview experts and trainers:
- Learn all you can about the organization in advance. Share this with your mock interviewer. She can use the notes you made to give you practice in describing the organization you are going to interview with.
- Be ready for “Tell me about yourself,” Have an elevator speech ready in case they want a brief overview of your career. If you are internationally born or born in the US, tell them where you were born or where you grew up. The personal information helps to establish a rapport and satisfy curiosity.
- Know your lines: Actors do it, and you should do it too. Memorize a few short quotes and have them ready. They will help you respond in a memorable manner to questions.
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Rerun from 05/24/2017