4 Tips To IMPROVE Your Public Speaking - How to CAPTIVATE an Audience

[@delamberty]

1. Show to give not to take. 2. Authenticity engages, use you. You have to know yourself before you ask, audience can feel reallyness 3. Awareness connects you to the audience. Situation awareness, sometimes things will not go as planned. 4. Audacity, it informs and inspires. You have to be bold in order to deliver something that is informative. Deliver a story, Story has a capacity to paint a picture in a human mind. Never tell a story without making a point, never make a point without a story.

[@power18power]

thank you 👍🏼

[@JUANMARCUZTIMAY]

Thanks for this.

[@growingtruedisciples]

Thank you!

[@kunjbansal4748]

Thank you for these notes

[@VincentForDesign]

Thank you!

[@RashmiKakde]

"Show up to give" - what a genuine gem!! I got goosebumps, Simon Sinek.

[@Motivation2Study]

Practice may not make you perfect but no one expects you to be perfect. However, putting in the time to prepare will help you become better and feel less nervous on stage. And if you use these 4 tips you’ll be well on your way to becoming amazing!

[@CelAmade]

Great tips! Such an uplifting video. I couldn't agree more, practice is such an important part of the speaking journey. I think speaking is a great opportunity to gift your listener with something meaningful that they can hold on to - be it an important lesson you learnt, a new perspective or even hope.

[@mohamedtarax4455]

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[@JUST-IN..MOBILEPODCAST]

Practice makes persistence

[@TravisMcGee151]

Know your topic amazingly well.

[@anitorspiritualhealer3759]

I want to become public speaker ❤

[@myautisticlife9630]

i am the first autistic miss international jamaica and i love serving others especially those who need me couple months ago i listened guy at ''2:29 I also had a speech to deliver at a girls homes last month as a part of my miss international jamaica altruism efforts and i decided to not prepare a speech i had listen his speech and decided to be authentic because i have a story and a big heart , and im so glad when i left they were hugging me , they remembered my name , they took pictures they cried and i was so happy cause i didnt talk at them i spoke to their hearts and using my own story of overcoming stereotypes from i was a child and being abused and left behind it is my proudest moment so far 💓ered

[@brightsideperspectives991]

That’s great news, in my Ted x I went from one story into another, into another, into another. The audience was fully engaged the entire time. I’m so grateful I worked on it every day for seven months.

[@Reiki-Zen]

With your Briteside name, Did you happen to take Jess Ekstrom’s course. I’m thinking about it.

[@israeladeolu7184]

Seven months?? I'm here because I have to present in 8 hours 🙆

[@virginiayoussef]

The most important tips for public speaking. 1- Be a giver, don’t think of taking from your audience or to be followed or rewarded , best speakers are there to give and they wait for nothing not even your approval. Show up to give. 2- The 3 As for public speaking:- A) Authenticity engages Be yourself , speak from the gut comfortably and be real. Powerpoint, no powerpoint you decide not others. B) Awareness Situational awareness, Be aware of your audience , the atmosphere , be fluid and mailable, play on what is happening. C) Audacity Be bold even if you have fear, do that by delivering stories. Stories are powerful. The story draws brain pictures. Top Ted talks come in stories.

[@winnercirclekangkimsonglee5607]

Thank you for this

[@sewwithladyvstiches3642]

𝘛𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘬𝘴

[@Cidanandas108]

More powerful than speaches: ACTIONS!

[@theowinosowino5814]

I did my second speech today and my audience keep asking me if I give presentations as a professional, this made my heart smile

[@frogoyes7611]

Proud of you bro, amazing stuff!

[@josephineogunade6282]

how did you do it sir.

[@theowinosowino5814]

@@josephineogunade6282 I studied my audience, I practiced my breathing and I watched my tone of voice

[@syedriyan7009]

The first tip that I took, really awakened my senses. To give, not to take. I’m giving a speech for a school competition, a religious topic, and I’m just so focused on impressing judges, getting an award, and making proud. I’m just concerned about how I deliver my speech. But to give, it made me realise, my first objective must be to inform and educate my audience and judges. I must concern myself with what I deliver in my speech. And then, my objective to win, and proud, must drive my potential to educate others. Great video, thanks!

[@delightasaph_]

How did it go, Syed?

[@lifewitholga_]

Syed! How did it go?! 🎉 I also love the idea of giving ✨🙏🏼

[@dhruvkolte-1r9i9c1h]

Syed seems to have not do it well

[@WifeOfKingHenryVIII]

Simon provided so much MOTIVATION. He was literally enjoying himself and along with the audience, I was captivated. I am excited to get up there and make it happen....keep the motivation coming. MOTIVATION!!

[@MicheleElysMer]

Thank you in 2 minutes you say it all, GIVE!!! WE are here to give what we found to help those who are hopeless, transform, give HOPE. Thank you!!!! the power of '3'

[@gjjakobsen]

In addition to the key elements given, I noticed you engage the audience by looking them in the eye, use your hands and walk to create interest, pause for effect, and repeat certain things for deeper impact. Well done.

[@Oghene_Million]

True

[@justinthompson665]

Speaking in it's entirety....is all about the audience...the WIIFM..whats in it for me. People don't care how well you speak, the sound of your voice, your body language, pitch , pause or pace. All they care about is how much you care about them. When you understand this, when you understand it's not about you up there....you'll be an amazing speaker.

[@voin-1]

Well I am a teacher, and I speak in front of 10-15 students every day, several lessons a day, different classes, different people, in general, about 50 students a day, whom i give speech! That's a real practice, no other professionals have such opportunity!

[@andrewg9677]

I hope you don't indoctrinate them about the middle east

[@charlesbotha1810]

1. Show Up to Give. 2. Authenticity Engages. 3. Ask me and close people. 4. Awareness feel the audience. 5. Rock with the Situation. 6. Boldness, Passionate, Full Power telling your Story. 7. Make your Point with the Story.

[@LiliansGardens]

Excellent. Thank you

[@eddietheafrican1102]

You guys are lucky , you already speak English so some of these phrases are natural for you , for some like us English is a second language and so you need to learn the language and then the speaking .

[@DuckTape12]

Some of the best commentators I watch, English is their second language. And I'm not exaggerating. Don't let it slow you down.

[@JnFalcon]

Don’t let it be an excuse. You can do this.

[@Hihi-ef9fl]

Yes but don’t make excuses. You can achieve everything you want

[@antonisthr]

Let this be your story, the one you tell audiences, how you overcome this problem with persistence and faith in your abilities.

[@animtres]

😂 3rd language for me, even 4th forth for some

[@kinashh]

practice is the key, if you trust yourself you can make everything. People says speaking is hard… i think we practice it could be easy. I feel inspired, thank you for speech.

[@lawabidingcitizen5494]

Thank you, I went from a rock bottom alcoholic in Vegas to becoming a hiker and climbed the highest peak in the country twice. It is now 8yrs 5m and now I'm running for election as county supervisor! One step at a time, one day at a time. Set the goal, complete the goal. Try does not exist. It's either you do or you don't. Never quit, remove it forever. BELIEVE and you will achieve

[@FrancoNepomuceno]

I struggle with public speaking because English is my second language and I'm naturally an introvert. Im in my career where I want to be a leader but to be one, I need to be a great speaker. Im trying hard to better myself everyday.

[@adelmostafa7859]

fake it till you make it

[@lincolnbarnabas32]

I can relate. It's hard if you jot English 😔

[@kritikaur6101]

Don't underestimate your language this is what Austria taught me .I had to learn German to live and work here but on the other hand I realised how English has destroyed the rich heritage of literature we have in our own languages .

[@lopamudraray4571]

To all who has English as second language or third language, practice more and more. If you know the subject feel Confident. Don't think what people think. You are in a Giving Mode....

[@DoomTank87]

Embrace your fear and let it make you sharp . Fear reactions are what spike our adrenaline and let us deliver at our top performance, IF you can stay cool and in control of it. Combine that with preparation, practice and you'll kick ass. You wanna lead? LEAD, brother. Show them what you're made of.

[@quidlatangelivy968]

You show up to give. 3 A's Public speaking principles: Authenticity engages- you need to know yourself before you go and ask for advice . Listen to yourself first. (Situational) Awareness connects the speakers to the audience. Know your crowd. You can play on what is happening. Audacity informs and inspires. Be bold. You can't half-step in your presentation. Story is powerful.

[@jotaqrz]

Public speaking can be an effective way to engage and captivate your audience. Here are some tips to help you hook any audience during your public speaking engagements: 1. Start with a powerful opening: Begin your speech with a strong and attention-grabbing opening. You can use a captivating story, a thought-provoking question, a surprising statistic, or a compelling quote to capture the audience's interest right from the start. For example, if you're delivering a presentation on climate change, you could begin by sharing a personal experience of witnessing the effects of extreme weather conditions. 2. Know your audience: Research and understand your audience beforehand. Tailor your speech to their interests, knowledge level, and expectations. This helps you connect with them on a deeper level and ensures that your message resonates with them. For instance, if you're speaking to a group of entrepreneurs, emphasize how your speech can help them overcome common business challenges. 3. Tell stories: Storytelling is a powerful tool for engaging an audience. Use anecdotes, personal experiences, or case studies to illustrate your points. Stories help to create an emotional connection, grab attention, and make complex ideas more relatable. For example, if you're giving a motivational speech, share a personal story of overcoming adversity to inspire and connect with your audience. 4. Use visual aids: Visual aids such as slides, images, or props can enhance the impact of your speech. Use visuals to support your key points, add variety to your presentation, and make complex concepts easier to understand. Ensure that your visuals are clear, concise, and visually appealing. For example, if you're presenting data, use charts or graphs to visualize the information. 5. Engage with the audience: Make your speech interactive by engaging with the audience. Encourage participation through questions, polls, or activities. This creates a sense of involvement and keeps the audience actively listening. For instance, you can ask the audience to share their own experiences or opinions related to your topic. 6. Use humor strategically: Appropriate humor can help to break the ice, lighten the mood, and establish a connection with the audience. Incorporate relevant and light-hearted jokes or humorous anecdotes to keep the audience engaged and entertained. However, ensure that your humor aligns with the tone and context of your speech. Avoid offensive or divisive jokes that may alienate some audience members. 7. Maintain an enthusiastic delivery: Show enthusiasm and passion for your topic throughout your speech. Use varied vocal tones, gestures, and body language to convey your message effectively. Project confidence and energy to keep the audience engaged and interested. Your enthusiasm will be contagious and encourage active listening from the audience. 8. Keep it concise and structured: Structure your speech in a clear and logical manner. Break it down into sections with an introduction, main points, and a conclusion. Keep your sentences and ideas concise and easy to follow. Use signposts and transitions to guide the audience through your speech. Avoid going off-topic or rambling, as it can lead to disengagement. 9. Use rhetorical devices: Incorporate rhetorical devices such as repetition, metaphors, or rhetorical questions to add emphasis and create memorable moments in your speech. For example, you can use a powerful repetition of a phrase to reinforce your main message or use a metaphor to make a complex concept more relatable. 10. Practice and prepare: Rehearse your speech multiple times to become familiar with the content and delivery. Practice in front of a mirror, record yourself, or seek feedback from others. This helps build confidence and ensures a smooth and polished delivery. The more prepared you are, the more comfortable and engaging you will be on stage. Remember, engaging an audience requires careful preparation, effective delivery, and a genuine connection. With practice and these tips, you can hook any audience

[@karetsin265]

Didn't know chatgpt had an KZbin account.

[@l-74]

So, @jota, if someone has to start on for e.g. on People Management, can he start like this :- " Good morning, Ladies and Gentlemen , my name is Johnson and I on my behalf and on behalf of our Company, Johnson and Maria PPL, welcomes you all for this one day training program on People Management. Then show slide as MODULE -1. In the next 20 to 25 minutes we will have an introduction and overview on People Management." Will the above opening is just ok or Good or Very Good. Your views, opinion and corrections, etc, please.

[@jotaqrz]

Very good, remember to tailor the opening of your presentation based on the context, audience, and specific topic you are addressing. Practice the opening to ensure a smooth and impactful delivery.@@l-74

[@joeknudsen2632]

Gee…thanks for the table of contents to any speech 101 textbook. Or was this developed using AI? vague lectures like this video and “do this” advice comments like this particular one ALWAYS fail to point out the methods that don’t work out so well. Why some are actually better than others….what are the pitfalls of some methods and what to be careful of when you deliver speeches! Give examples! there’s no real experience coming from these people. If you told the corporate audience that your decision to include PowerPoint or not rested on the votes, you got from your mom and sister they would not be pleased clients For sure. Give your speeches about giving speeches some kind of point of view. That is what really what makes an audience who is there to learn something a little bit more ease when it comes time for them to deliver speech

[@annahrankho7361]

Engage audience,rehearse,use varied tones .

[@hoyyoh1179]

This is very poweful.I always feel different and nothing. Having low self-esteem and social anxiety. Now, I know my value and about to awaken masses.

[@lynnsiyfayne9032]

This was awesome. The way the dude talks freely in front of lots of people just amazes me. Like, he is just- just, bold. Unlike me. The thing is, I'm really anxious in the public. Like, all my body just freezes, and refuses to move. My mouth literally goes dry, and i just forget what i have to say and blurt out some shit. And i feel like people are criticizing me. If i say something weird or mess up, i just feel like the crowd will literally hate me. And it's not only the fear of crowd, it's fear of making new acquaintances. I guess I've got anxiety disorders or something like that. So now, I'm trying to work on myself, and change for a better side. I hope, one day, I'll be free and confident.

[@mubarakabdulazeez-p4r]

We have the same problem

[@shereikawilliams3210]

This public speech motivate me to be a better person and a better speech writer I was so shy and nervous but not anymore when I watch this video I cry because what the young gentlemen is saying is true dont be afraid believe in god u can do all things my brother and sister Just believe .

[@idresszia4591]

Yeah this black man motivated me Also 👌❣️

[@IruomaDestiny]

Thank you

[@gulnoza2211]

Assalomu alaykum Wish me luck guys , I am in the 2nd round of Public speaking contest in front of hundreds of people. I am feeling nervous 😬 Everything will be fine 🤗🤗 Insha'Alloh

[@sonamwangdak7480]

Wish you best

[@LiliansGardens]

I hope it went well. All the best.

[@abushadjahangir4654]

This is common and don't care about what others think Think you are the best 👌

[@XabiiboAbdi-db5sh]

How did it go???

[@CarloLoiudice]

I hope it went well. Was it about toastmasters?

[@rodneeka8543]

I heard everything you just said & Thanks for the motivation. Motivational speaking is another gift that God gave me & I’m listening to you getting me Motivated,encouraged to step into my gift. I’m at the starting point so need a little lift & direction to reach my full potential. Thank you & God bless🙏🏽🙌🏼

[@lifeisgoodinchestercountypa]

Done is better than Perfect Just Do IT It will better better as you keep doing it.

[@rodneeka8543]

Thank you

[@KarenLanzaSubTo]

You got this girl💪🏽

[@stardustgirl2904]

I believe in you ❗👍🏻💜🙏🏻You got this!

[@ammarahismaeltaug3127]

"I dont need anything from you.. even your approval." Mindblowing. I've been living my whole life so apologetically. Woah.

[@farfetched9296]

Honesty is key in speaking as well as telling your own experiences where ppl can relate and think he or she did it... With that you leave ppl with that hope SO CAN I🙂

[@FayeLawnKrack3d]

Literally cried when the second guy spoke. Now that's how to deliver a public speech!

[@mohamedkondo6392]

He's so authentic, Isaac serrwanga is also one of my favorites 🌹♥️🔥

[@iamluckyjames_]

Authenticity is important! Because most times, it's easy to spot a fake; this can end up ruining the perception of an audience towards a speaker. I found this helpful. Thank you very much for sharing.

[@nayumisaiko9177]

I'm so inspired. Like, you literally opened my mind and showed me the bigger picture that resides in public speaking.

[@iamme50]

This was so motivational and so helpful. I'm realizing there is a gift of speaking inside of me. I'm embarking into a public speaking journey. I've always had a voice and have received compliments since I was very young. I'm so nervous but I really want to get become a professional speaker. Thank you!

[@SWARAJSINGH2008]

Knowledge of Subject or Clarity of subject is the main ingredient or the most powerful driving force behind any good confident speech. Then comes your vocab, use of gesture, eye contact, humour, honesty,envolvement etc which serves as the spices to enhance taste .

[@OliverNshom]

My sister shared this with me and I literally think she loves me. Thank you for sharing this awesome thoughts guys.

[@birhatakurdi3522]

If you are willing to do only what’s easy, life will be hard. But if you are willing to do what’s hard, life will be easy😊❤

[@maria-pr7pw]

أمان 😎❤️ةوةىكلكى

[@ghadeerhakem6489]

1. Be real 2. Be flexible 3. Be bold 4. Use a story

[@LiliansGardens]

Great Thanks

[@ToFinallyLive]

I have been practicing an intentional life, and it's truly life changing.

[@Njnvalues30]

This was or is rather a good one! It did help me a lot. This is my take home:" Never tell a story without points and never give points without telling a story" . Thanks

[@osse1n]

There is a magic pill called PRACTICE Face your fears, beat them and gain experience - like TV games

[@Motivation2Study]

O'SSÉIN - Master Your Mind With Me Practice is key!!

[@rovli816]

Like driving a car

[@stupidtreehugger]

It's not like driving a car. Driving a car is easy. Life is a bit more complicated. At least that's what my dog says. Thank you. Be all that you can be. Don't believe fundamentalist religions. They can be very bad for one's health. Ruined my life. Utterly ruined my life. Have a good one

[@cakeatstake5103]

@@stupidtreehugger huh???

[@AliTahan25]

@@stupidtreehugger What drugs are you on?

[@clcubing9532]

This is the most motivational speeches I have ever heard, made me cry, helped me so much with my student council speeches, having it next week Tuesday, this helped me a lot! Thanks!

[@allanaslzr5031]

Thank you for the motivation speech ,im a young public speaker and in need of improvements, i found out this talent In the 7th grade and in the last 4 years Ive been improving but in need of more motivation to be a proffessional in public speaking

[@brightsideperspectives991]

I showed up to my Ted X talk to give some good information on how to communicate effectively with disabled people, I got a standing ovation, that was on Saturday and today is Monday. I am still in disbelief.

[@PM3884]

Wow! Bravo keep going now don't stop ..btw,. I have given a speech. No prep. Just from the heart. It surprisingly went great. I had the entire room laughing. The energy I got from the audience was magnificent. I literally couldn't feel my legs when I was walking away I felt like I was floating. .

[@William_Clinton_Muguai]

Seems like this guy utilized all the strategies he has given us while giving this speech.❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@mojisolabisiriyu9673]

Please, what's his name?

[@William_Clinton_Muguai]

@@mojisolabisiriyu9673 Simon Sinek

[@mojisolabisiriyu9673]

@@William_Clinton_Muguai thanks so much

[@valrieanson6802]

Was thinking the same thing

[@FURY_X_O]

tomorrow is my presentation and I'm defeated by my anxiety and surely will fail tomorrow in my presentation but your video gave me hope to find my audacity to reclaim my failures ones and for all I might fail tomorrow but I'll overcome my fear gradually

[@thetaxaccountant]

1. Show up to Give, Not Take. 2. Be Authentic, Be You - It Engages. You have to know yourself before you ask. 3. Awareness: know your situational audience and Crowd. Sometimes things will not go as planned. 4. Be Bold & Authentic: it informs and inspires. You have to be Bold in order to deliver something that is informative. 5. Deliver a Story: A story has the capacity to paint a picture in a human mind. Never tell a story without making a point, never make a point without a story.

[@sachin1407]

My tip is no pretenses, no borrowed themes..just be authentic, engage the audience by dressing the way they dress, using local language, relaxed body language. Always see eye to eye .. Don't look at people as if you are talking to wall or crowd but talk as if you are talking to each one of them. Add captivating stories , add humor. Always be sincere but never present with a serious face. Be relaxed Be your own self Be authentic Talk from your heart never from your throat.. I must have delivered more than 500 public sessions and that too for 1 hr to 3 hrs. completely captivating and motivated people to act. Unbelievable to me too..but I was introvert , taciturn till 26 years of age but as it was matter of my survival and growth, I didn't leave any stone unturned to improve myself . I feel blessed 🙏🏻

[@MeghrajGhartiofficialVlogs]

I just lost my job because of the pandemic , as a hotel cook , so i started a youtbube channel .wish me good luck guys .🙏🙏

[@zaidi684]

brother would you like to work in MNC ?

[@teddyx4248]

Bro why u commenting on everones page lol

[@nightmarekingprimalaspid6133]

No

[@Ryan-xh3kc]

Feels like a free ad for channel, kinda not a honourable thing to do

[@rjuanclaudhiodelmasy5194]

Good luck bro! From Madagascar

[@Zmantra]

Yes, i believe too, the speaker does not need anything from audience, the speaker is giving the audience, is a thought that helps the fear to vanish. Just believe that each person in the audience owes you 10 bucks:) you will feel better!

[@christiancerpaaceves8829]

Very informative video I just watched. I will be a guest speaker for the first time ever in two weeks from now. I will be telling my story of being diagnosed with End Stage Renal Disease and going through different modality dialysis and finally receiving a kidney transplant. This video has given me plenty of tips for when my day comes to tell my story.

[@debbiefalconer2756]

How wonderful it was to sit and listen to such power and authenticity! Thank you.

[@CarloLoiudice]

I'm a public speaking coach based in berlin. My videos here are in Italian and I can quote what they said. Good job!

[@sajiskitchen4615]

Thank you so much ! You have inspired me as I was asked to speak at a public event .& was nervous . U spoke to me that my story is worth telling & be authentic

[@BlackSpeakersNetwork]

Solid advice! The game changes the moment it become more about the audience and less about you as the speaker. Connection over Content

[@imashasandharekha6903]

Your videos are not only the motivation video ,these are giving great help to improve my English language. So thank you very much for your service. Good luck🙏❤

[@EMbosliceN777]

God, im so glad this was the first thing ive seen. I Love how he talks about giving. I just love it. I felt this way. I look forward to giving to those in need.

[@JulindaLeDee]

I'm a natural storyteller now I need to drive the point, with practice of course. Great advice.

[@sandeepchoudhary1181]

My takeaway: Audacity, informs, and inspires. You have to be bold in order to deliver something that is informative. Deliver a story, Story has a capacity to paint a picture in a human mind. Never tell a story without making a point, never make a point without a story.

[@lifeisgoodinchestercountypa]

inform and engage the audience and you are on way to a memorable presentation

[@ryfreedman]

I’ve wretched this a few times. I’m going to watch it a few times more.

[@r.p.roberts8836]

Well done, I spent 20 years in front of a TV camera and always practiced before going live. Always.

[@johngalvin3124]

Preparation Prevents Panic : )

[@RatChad]

This channel will be my only good memories in KZbin and social media

[@racaciaruth4460]

I love this 💯 absolutely incredible. Cheers to audacity. Be bold, free of fear to drive your message across with authentic self.

[@SpeakandServe]

Enjoyed Simon Sinek's approach to "show to give".... this is the ethos of the work I do... "Speak and Serve".

[@MoonFairy66]

I really love the last guy's speech. I feel like I got enlighten.

[@anikakalaiselvan3019]

Thank You for this!!! Never tell a story without making a point and never make a point without telling a story!!!:)

[@elnovamaturate2351]

I'm not good at telling stories, but I like telling stories, its just that my audience, and by audience i meant my family, friends , they just want me to cut to the chase, so I don't have any good opportunities to tell the stories I want to share , but i ain't giving up, thanks it sure was worthwhile....

[@CristobalAracena]

Hey man GOD BLESS YOU VERY MUCH... im a new paster and ive went to the hospital with a friend to preach the WORD and at frist i felt nervess but after a wile of speeking my nervs carm down but now with these tips I'm going to do just fine thank you very much

[@chiemezueokoroma5250]

The audience can sense realness. That got to me

[@wisewords7924]

I didn't ask myself.....very good point. let yourself free from fear , let it go.

[@sbrinnna2103]

It’s so hard 😢

[@streetlegend8823]

Finally,I'm free! Finally,Sb understand me. Finally,I have find a real Motivations.......😌😌😌😌

[@shreyas7439]

Wait 2 days

[@brokutabule9566]

Keep going!!

[@Achilles2929]

Hey,you there?

[@TalonMoon]

Literally cried when the second guy spoke. Now that's how to deliver a public speech!

[@umeshprasadsingh9648]

Public speaking relates to the fundamental aspect of inspiration and clarity of expressions.

[@KurtAerolABoco]

This can help me and others to keep going in life we should know to stand in our feet!!😊❤️

[@hlchopra8060]

Superb! It has taken us across all the continents without a story; yes there was a dream that we must live in. Kudos!

[@faizanahmed5641]

Never tell a story without making a point but never make a point without telling a story

[@Vlog_Media]

Public speaking is one of the most important skills known to mankind.

[@ArjunMohanOfficial]

Absolutely Loved this video! ❤ and especially initial words from Simon Sinek are priceless! 💎 He is Pure Gold 🌟🙏

[@lifeisgoodinchestercountypa]

Game changing presentation

[@ednatyemimongu4093]

I think my problem is I usually would memorize what I wanna day and then get on stage and forget it all, I think best thing is not memorising at all and just saying whatever comes to your mind while there

[@alanjohnson267]

Here’s a hint: when you’re up there about to present, just remember everyone around you are humans and they each took a big shit the first thing they did in morning !

[@TheMotivationFix]

Powerful video i have ever found on youtube

[@zeeshan_vibes]

"Situation awareness" the best part of the video

[@tina_sara09]

I've join public speaking competition,and this is helping me to be more confident on my topic! Thanks!!

[@explodev2550]

Hello how’s it going?

[@tina_sara09]

@@explodev2550 not so great, last year I won seventh place. And This year, I joined again, And my topic are getting more difficult than usual. And my contest is tomorrow^^ I hope I won top 5 this time..

[@explodev2550]

@@tina_sara09 I hope it went well! How do you attend these speeches? Do you start out in your group and enter competitions?

[@shrishtyagarwal8362]

I loved this - Never tell a story without making a point and Never make a point without telling a story👌 Wao

[@michaelleonard5744]

That Tip alone has raised my consulting income from $23'000 a client or gig to proudly $125'000+. IF You Apply Yourself, Life Will Improve in all areas. The 5 Levels of leadership also was a great watch and your first 100 million by dan pena is a great read too IF You are growing a Business. I Wish You Great Success In Your Career Shrishtty and others who are blessed by this video, stay strong Champions.

[@manojpaik7903]

Good coments

[@deepsensible519]

O my goodness.. Soooooooo beautiful messages soooooooo outstanding lesson.. Lots of appreciation. Thank you so much for motivating and encouraging the whole world. God bless u

[@dynamics9000]

To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe.... When you believe, you start working on it, A fellow creator !

[@Gupatik]

guys I fu**ed up so hard in my presentation today. it was soo bad, i forgot what I had memorized, but I felt something changed inside me now, I think I have something to fix in my public speaking skills.

[@Zatara254]

The reason I'm here is because I wanted to be able to fix my public speaking. I had a presentation same yesterday for my class project and I was shaking yet I had my materials.

[@SpencerCroner-g3w]

High level content; very applicable and direct. This is the type of content that serves all. Whats funny is that every principle that was taught can be found in the Bible. Makes you think where does all success began? Hmm, Just a thought! Shout out to all my like minded people, and the creators of this message! Be blessed!

[@JasonSilverstein]

I always like to throw in humor in my speeches it makes it fun for me and if I am having fun the speech is better.

[@mrmecon]

Surah fathiha

[@ArabXian]

From the wise words of someone famous, "If you're not a comedian... don't use comedy."

[@lifespanwellnessbeauty-60i64]

I like the idea of practicing your speech during your everyday life.😊

[@mehmett157]

We only have one life in this world. I want to use this all my life to be a successful man and work towards my dreams as much as I can. Sometimes I can't continue because I don't want to work. After those times, I experience a defeat and I cry. I see my dreams crumble before my eyes. This is making me cry. I'm going through my defeats for a while. After that, I try to fix myself to continue working for my dreams.

[@jeffoseni]

“Never tell a story without making a point, but never make a point without telling a story”

[@BollywoodBlissCouple]

Situational awareness and turning the audience to you is great point in public speaking. Excellent video!

[@SoleSolSoul]

So glad you just explained why I get so grossed out by people in the public eye in the first one.

[@javennabellinger2556]

Wow this video was so educational, informative, and entertaining I did not want it to end!!! Way to short!!👏❤️

[@ArabXian]

Do we watch the same video??? It wasted 11 minutes of my life.

[@excusemenoexcusemeno1671]

The key to a successful public speech is the melodramatic music in the background.💥

[@jakeshepherd4078]

Great content: An attitude of giving, authenticity, situational awareness and become a master story teller. A real pity the video was messed up with the need to make a political statement (smudging faces)

[@Aziz-dk9zj]

Excellent brief presentation, love it ❤ Thank you 🙏

[@fennevanmierlo6937]

wow, I feel inspired! Thank you to the creators of this video for making that happen!

[@ceciliandolo8617]

The guy is bold, classy and worthy to be emulated.

[@carolinekusimba8154]

I needed this as I will be speaking in a week on a bigger platform! Thank you for sharing

[@derciafernando1905]

Man, Isaac is amazing. Just got me the confidence I needed.

[@louiscloutier]

Come with a mindset to Give first, not to gain anything Understanding yourself, your preferences, ideal styles, authenticity. Awareness: understand your audience: the context, the crowd's energy, the stage, etc.. Story: never make a point without a story, never make a story without a point.