Give a TED talk everywhere you go - How to Command Any Audience

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Command Attention! Learn how to make an audience truly listen to what you have to say with these easy steps. Watch this video, lead by Jason Teteak, to learn how to give a TED talk anywhere you go. Command a business meeting. Command a classroom. You can lead any conversation with these tips.
Jason Teteak, author of Rule The Room, outlines the process for giving TED talks using YOUR unique presentation personality style. This TED talk breaks down four of the most watched TED talks of all time and reveals that there are four distinct presentation personalities among public speakers. It also shows how each of the presenters has mastered the art of giving a TED talk in their own presentation personality style. Click here to take the quiz for yourself: ruletheroompublicspeaking.com....
Learn why TED talks from Daniel Pink, Steve Jobs, Anthony Robbins, and Sir Ken Robinson are so amazing and how you can use your own presentation personality to give a TED talk wherever you go.
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[@JoeJacksonGT3]

I wish I had your execution ability during a presentation. I am a sales director for a very large software company and am working on my presentation skills to gain the advantage during our meetings. This was incredibly helpful!

[@peterdeyo8539]

Thank you - this is great!

[@jitanandaswami9982]

thanks Jason, you are great and helped me a lot

[@GarrettMillerauthor]

Nice job Jason - good stuff!

[@guillermocast01]

GREAT

[@niphonlapa1098]

You're the man!

[@sonkhausa]

Amazing talk!!!

[@MattMcCarty9]

Just found this. Good stuff Jason!

[@kpo9219]

Great talk- A lot of people can/should use your advice!!!!

[@alexanderostrovski687]

perfect

[@user-pq7hq4xv3j]

i want to know how to improve my english,i study in hong kong...but i study at english school,and i always don't understand the teacher teach..

[@raymondbullock13]

Make your mind up, in one of your Presentations you state, Keep still during your talk, don't move , keep your hand by your side, So i say take a look at your own video, i think its fine to move shows confidance

[@Ruletheroom]

ray bullock Hi Ray, Thanks for this comment/question. It turns out the videos are not paradoxical at all. It’s certainly ok to move, and can absolutely show confidence. The key is that they be targeted movements and done consciously and for a reason. The point I make about standing still is as a default position. What I mean by that is that too many presenters move around constantly, even when it’s not necessary or even beneficial. When a movement isn’t necessary or beneficial, that’s when it’s key to remain still at the default position. The best presenters, just like the best speakers, know when to move and when to stand still. They each have their place, but a default still position is of utmost importance so that when one does move, it has impact. Jason