How To ACTUALLY Deliver A Great Presentation

[@bmanea82]

The fact that you made a 7 minutes video with ZERO cuts just goes to prove your point. Great video!

[@whiterider1414]

Manea Bogdan GOOD POINT! Lol

[@boboddy6270]

Does anyone else feel like this where Charlie makes a great video and all his points make sense but i completely forget all of them whenever im in the real world situation or i remember the points when its too late?

[@Ragd0ll1337]

The point is to practice them often. It will be clunky and forced at first but eventually it'll be second nature.

[@n.fer.2596]

hes made a video mentioning this fairly recently I believe. basically zero in on one video at once and once you've mastered that move onto another. I take it a step further sometimes and worry about mastering the steps he gives us one at a time as well. think about it this way: dancers aren't thinking about their whole routine while they are doing it. they are thinking about what theyre doing in the moment and whats next, and obviously the technique and emotion they add into the routine. but if the dancer messed up at two specific parts of the routine, it is efficient to focus on one section of the routine that needs improvement every time the routine is done. hopefully that makes sense.

[@mrWade101]

1. Measure small units of success -> 2. Drill one thing until it becomes habit then move on < 3. Shorter Periods of study every day rather than big chunks 4. When starting, use many methods, when growing, stick with one 5. Debrief to avoid same mistakes

[@AustrianEconomist]

You need to practice it and, most importantly, rewatch the videos every other week or so. I've watched the Tyrion's video on frames about 5 times now and I've actually started to feel a big diference in the last 2 months or so. You need to practice and really think about it during your day. If you wait until the situation to happen so that you can put the things into practice, you will not be able to do it. You need to prepare yourself for the situations to come. You need to be thinking about it before it happens, so that when the moment finally comes you already know what to do and what to say, and you can put the things into action a lot more naturally. I hope that I've helped at least a little and that it all made sense to you :) Cya

[@n.fer.2596]

Ludvig SC Games thanks u rock!

[@pjtibayan]

1. draft a memory friendly outline 2. write out entire speech under each heading 3. subvocalize the speech without referencing visual cues 4. memorize the first and last sentence word for word

[@robodeadredemption4863]

K

[@BeautyBeatdown]

Or just watch the video? I mean...You're right here.

[@epicgardening]

Used these tips on my channel when recording and it helps a TON! Also running through it 2-3 times and connecting it to stories that help 'prime' my memory makes it really easy to recall. Thanks Charlie!

[@Lilitha11]

I noticed this when I was taking a communications class in college, everyone who goes up to give a speech without notes did just fine in remembering what to say, without memorizing. Everyone who brought notes, ending up reading from the notes. It really isn't that bad, if you run through a speech a few times you will remember everything. If in doubt, have only key words from the bullet point and that is it. Taking notes up, is just shooting yourself in the foot.

[@Charismaoncommand]

Good input!

[@xMiso12x]

It could also be that people who dont use notes are naturally gifted at memorizing and such, hence why they dont need notes in the first place...

[@greenfrog2891]

lol maybe for you. Running through my speech a few times will get me nothing. The people who take notes up are self-aware and know what they need because they practiced at home.

[@Zoegottiy]

@@greenfrog2891 I look down at my phone and read my notes the whole time and I just feel like I can’t connect with the audience doing Lol so my talk has to be 9 to 12 mins so I’m think of just having chronological bullets points and just talk about each bullet point for a minute and a half

[@chogino]

Sir, you look like a Disney prince.

[@osmanaktas77]

Yes. he looks like Joker.

[@hanaoh615]

He looks like a handsome and cute toad prince

[@jjsmina]

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[@ilsei5331]

JangJangBoomBoom Your profile pic looks like a god, hello Army.

[@stevecampbell6583]

You to

[@aboucard93]

I can honestly say without a doubt this my top favorite channel always sharing and referencing your videos to my friends.

[@Charismaoncommand]

Appreciate the "huge" comment my man! Glad you liked the vid :-)

[@Forrmatyfarms45]

I’ve struggled with presentations for almost 30 years. Had one last week with three VPs and nailed it using your advice! Cannot thank you enough!

[@PhuongNguyen-wr3vh]

You're so amazing man, I'm a big fan of yours, keep up your great work! I look forward to watching new videos on your KZbin every week.

[@Charismaoncommand]

Happy to share :-)

[@diyorayusupova2907]

Phương Nguyễn ooo

[@mikeh5399]

I'd like to see a video on how to add humour to a speech.

[@bashfullfill7423]

A friend of mine sent me a link to your video of "how to stay motivated and master your will power." I eventually watched 5 videos you made in my KZbin-video-black hole. It finally hit me when I got this video - the speeches after your points are suggesting me to go watch another video. Why didn't I see this coming? Obviously the guy trying to teach me to "capture my audience," "use better eye contact," and "speak to people easier" is actually using his own advise to keep me watching more and more videos. That was smooth...

[@bashfullfill7423]

Oh and... Subbed.

[@Charismaoncommand]

Welcome aboard!

[@quemediga]

Basically a video about how you manage to speak through your videos. You're telling the know-how as you're doing the thing itself! And in a natural way, because that's your normal way of doing it. Amazing

[@22000tt]

Awesome to see this channel really growing

[@PracticalPsychologyTips]

Yeah, this channel is growing like crazy!

[@deltanebula8622]

I just realized that all of your advice videos are done in one continuous take. Good job! I can see your own tactics at work here :P

[@PracticalPsychologyTips]

Awesome video! I'm so glad I subscribed and that you're steadily putting out more content :D

[@step2384]

Thank you for this video. I have a powerpoint presentation tomorrow at school and I came here to re-watch your "stop shyness in 60 seconds" video again to pump me up and found this! I have a bad case of stage fright, my mind goes blank every time I have to public speak. It doesn't matter if its with coworkers, strangers, classmates or friends and family. I now realized that it happens everytime I try to memorize what I have to say. I really enjoy your channel. Keep up the good work. Thanks again.

[@Charismaoncommand]

It's why we keep doing what we do. Goodluck! :-)

[@pamelanorris9666]

It was extremely helpful to hear about subvocalization. I had never heard that as a strategy. Also, the tip to memorize the first and last sentences of the presentation will also be a game changer for me.

[@teensoffaithgavelclub]

THIS is what I share with my gavel club members! They can totally relate to you. You keep them engaged. I'm a gavel club advisor (a Toastmasters program) which has 34 teens and you help me reinforce the "no notes" concept with this video. Thank you for also demonstrating how to keep your audience focused on YOU by using facial expression, body language and vocal variety. BRAVO! :-D

[@rachellerioux1535]

I would enjoy a video about tone. Your videos are interesting not only because of content, but because of your vocal flow. Your delivery is charismatic in a very authentic way.

[@Charismaoncommand]

Happy to hear that!

[@DreambigGabriela]

Sold on first video. I just subscribed and usually when I find something of value to me, and your video surely falls into this category, I go binge watching. Why this particular video hit home? I'm preparing to launch my first channel, right now creating content. Even though I'm very passionate about my message and it comes from my heart, I still wondered whether I'll be able to memorize my script. I just got my answer. Thank you for that. I have an observation: Growing up and going to school in Europe, we were made to memorize lots of poems so I developed my own method. Let your memory recall the message without looking at the paper, screen, etc. You touched on this and I thought: Bingo. I know how that works.

[@Crambull]

400k subscribers man! Congrats! Your channel has really blown up in the past 2-3 months!

[@quantumpuddles7591]

I can't stress this enough. NEVER put the words that you're planning on saying in your PowerPoint. It makes you look like you don't know what you're talking about and the audience isn't engaged, because they get the " Oh he's reading it to us," idea. I've seen so many presentations and this is what ruins all of them. Another Tip: Always que the ending with "Thank you," if you are presenting a talk where you need people to clap at the end. It's an easy que that everyone understands. Saying "That's it," or "I'm done," makes it seem like you're not confident.

[@MarieBenard]

Thanks, Charlie! I'd be happy to watch both types of videos that you mention

[@Charismaoncommand]

Happy to hear that!

[@aashmanvyas9159]

I really enjoy these types of videos, where you talk about topics and circumstances that are faced by and accessible to regular people. Don't stop the charisma breakdowns though, because that's what makes this channel unique, and it's what drew me in to it. Maybe keep a ratio of face to face videos to breakdowns, maybe 3:1 or something.

[@Charismaoncommand]

Will definitely take that into consideration. Thanks!

[@olgamono851]

How to start a conversation. How to be "socially active". What to speak about when you're around different people.

[@jati.2783]

I really want to thank you, man. You helped me get through my final project presentation, basically helping me graduate.

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ That's awesome! Congrats. :-)

[@ryanquaresma9006]

i love how precise you are at explaining

[@gracesandles]

I really needed this video. It terrifies me to deliver a keynote with no notes, but these steps really helped me. Thank you!

[@medjouliette3367]

all of your videos are without video cutting, that's awesome! :)

[@brandonbrown435]

Great material as always, Charlie. Couldn't help but notice that you were a bit quieter in this video. Hope everything's all right!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Haha, good eye. I was filming at midnight and my roommate was asleep in the other room - tried not waking him!

[@SaceedAbul]

He must be like. "This nigga. I'm trying to take a nap. Now I got to get up to write this shit for later. "

[@RonaldCorris]

I am deeply appreciated all of what you have shared throughout your presentation, you are definitely a real mentor.

[@elijahdurnal]

How to make a killer presentation with no notes: Bring a gun! Now I'm on some kind of watchlist. 😂😂😂

[@cezariusus7595]

This thing should be way more popular ! People do not realise how important charisma in general is.

[@mikhail7104]

+Charisma on Command I'd love to see a video about being a good teacher. Gaining attention, respect, authority, etc with your students. I'm looking forwards to it, guys!

[@Consolous]

So awesome. Last semester I discovered I'm really good at doing speeches and I always choose to do them without notes and I nailed them all. Now after watching the video I realized I did many of the things you mentioned, mainly just remembering the ideas and putting them in an order that flows and my speeches were natural and quite frankly, fun. I'll try the writing the speech part though, there's always room to improve.

[@hammudinmamahuseyn1028]

i like to thank you for your highly educated but simple to grab videos. It helped me in my thesis proposal presentation 3 days ago. thank you so much.

[@VictorFoote01]

Awesome video man! Chunking is very important. I would love to here more about what it takes to create a viral video. Keep up the amazing videos. You are a big inspiration to me :)

[@PracticalPsychologyTips]

Would definitely love to hear more about how he grew his channel so quickly!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Appreciate the kind words

[@TheAljossha]

So refreshing to see someone actually having a whole speech on youtube without cutting it !

[@Charismaoncommand]

Love that, thanks!

[@MattLeFaitMusic]

Dude! I love this! I'm always trying to "not read" but it comes off as awkward. Thanks brother!!

[@pamelanorris9666]

Subvocalizing was new for me. I also appreciated learning not saying Thank you at the end of the presentation but instead end with an impactful statement

[@thagrintch]

Just when I thought you couldn't have a more interesting topic, you go and make this. Great videos and they just keep getting better!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Glad you're digging it!

[@edi9892]

From my own experience:1) the right flow (totally agree with you; but also make a good outline of the talk for the viewers)2) information hiding (no reason to talk when everything can be read from slide; consider how slides and talk form a unit)3) take home message (completly agree; just that every slide should have one too)4) time management (I tend to get faster when I'm nervous, but interruptions could stop the flow too, thus keep spare slides to adjust your speed)5) anticipate questions and prepare extra slides

[@zentgle]

Wish I watched this video while I was in college & university. Glad I've found it at all tho. Thanks!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Gracias!

[@treekenti5322]

What a killer presentation 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏everything feels so sincere and I LOVE how he seems to smile when it works with his speaking. When you think about it, this whole channel is him and Ben charismatically speaking about how to be charismatic 💡🥬❤️🙋‍♀️

[@kristygarzell]

Loved this so helpful! I'm creating my first online course and didn't want to sound like I was reading notes in my videos. This really calmed my nerves and helped me structure it better.

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ Awesome! Best of luck, Kristy. :-)

[@MrLightweb]

Whenever I have to make a presentation I watch this video. Great tips, thank you man!

[@fjosip1]

I am interested in the psychological and technical aspects behind your youtube videos. Especially the psychological aspects of making a great video. Would be awesome to see you talk about that. Thumbs up if you wanna see that!

[@MizDynasty]

Yes! This needs more upvotes !

[@virtuallyvegan6516]

And congrats on 400k subscribers!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Thanks! Will definitely keep going :-)

[@forrestpelky]

Videos on how to make successful KZbin videos would be awesome! Thanks for all the great content from your channel. :)

[@Charismaoncommand]

Glad you dig it!

[@popautor]

Im really interested in videos of speaking on public, Id love to see more of those!!! thanks!!

[@parimaludapurkar597]

I cannot believe nobody out here asked for your tips on running a KZbin channel. I regard your advice about all others and I know this video is 2 years old but it would be really helpful to me now if you made one.

[@5753970]

Good video. Interesting and useful.

[@Charismaoncommand]

Appreciate the feedback :-)

[@sthalxndr]

Gooooood timing on this vid man. I appreciate your vids. One of the few people I actually watch.

[@Charismaoncommand]

Love that, thanks!

[@pkikongi]

You dropped a hit about editing out the details not relevant to the purpose of the presentation, and I have been to many presentation in conference where 5-7 min into the presentation you wonder "what is the purpose of this presentation ?" It would be great to have a breakdown with exemple + action plan about having a purpose and communicating said purpose in general conversations / presentations.

[@chakaphaire]

This video was wonderful. I often speak and strong eye contact with ALL of my audience members is very important to me. It demonstrates a sense of authenticity. I also tried to create unedited KZbin content, through memorization, but the pressure of trying to get it done in a small amount of time lead to more mistakes. Maybe when my life outside of KZbin slows down I can return to unedited, with less time constraints. But great video, I look forward to looking at more of your content.

[@PayneMaximus]

Yeah, man, I would totally like to see your take on how to manage a KZbin channel. You have a very good one, so it's clear that your advice will be sound.

[@carlosmartinez5128]

Congrats for your 400 k subs man! It's just amazing how quickly your popularity has shot up :)

[@Charismaoncommand]

Couldn't have done it without you guys! :)

[@justinryan5433]

aight so i have ap spanish speaking tomorrow and this is my only resource. wish me luck boys

[@DiscomfortFree]

I really appreciate this topic. Especially interested in how to relate to others in KZbin videos.

[@sophiedavidson1579]

1. “Memory-friendly” outline - 3-5 bullet points, flow clearly 2. Flush out - Stories, things wanna get, details not thought of -> communicate yr main points, cut the unnecessary ones 3. Subvocalize the speech, without seeing your preparation paper, PowerPoint - Hard to remember -> write again until it clicks 4. Memorize exactly the first and last sentence

[@ScubaT28]

I am taking a public speaking class currently. I am amazed and horrified that I learned more here on your channel than I have in 5 weeks of school. I should be paying you, not them!

[@BrynaLeeJacobson]

well done. love your channel. thank you. you explained to me what I have been doing naturally (or at least I don't recall when or how I learned to do it this way)! and now I don't have to feel regret that I never memorize my presentations. love the tip about a standard closing-intend to implement that! sharing.and I would be happy to see more about the technical side of bringing these videos to us. wishing you (continued) success!

[@Charismaoncommand]

That's awesome to hear - glad you're loving it!

[@SuperSaiyanJelo]

When I learn more on this channel than I do in school

[@3p1d3m1crage]

Simply speechless!

[@marceloguerrero6672]

ba-du tss!

[@aligator.martian]

I've been digging for a video like this for weeks, this was so incredibly helpful thanks so much Charlie. =D YES to the psychological and technical video breakdowns.

[@susannec659]

Charlie if you haven't hit on how to answer these awful questions during job interviews and the body language to go along , please do so. I'm sure I can apply all you've taught us so far, and i'm scrolling through to see if I can find anything you have already done that does apply which is pretty much everything I understand that

[@Neckdown]

I know this is an old video, but you asked for suggestions; can you do a video on how to prepare for an interview? I'm pretty smart on paper, but I have a lot of difficulty articulating well on the spot in a pressure situation.

[@rubemkleinjunior237]

Thanks for helping me again Charleey!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Happy you found it useful

[@matheuswinckler1979]

I would love to know a little bit about the technical aspect of it! And for sure, thank you for these video, it was something I was always curious about when watching your videos. Congratulations!

[@samc1696]

I start watching these vids 1 hour ago and I'm hooked. KNOWLEDGE!!!

[@sharperguy]

I want to try this some time. Usually talks I've given in the past have been technical and I simply created a powerpoint with only images and no text and found that was a better way to get started.

[@thanhdinh3179]

Yes. Thank you for this video. Just at the right time. This week or next week I'm gonna give an oral presentation.

[@ss_miraculous_ss351]

1. 0:34 draft very simple outline (simple) 3-5 bullet points that flows. 2. 2:03 write down the entire speech to edit. 3. 2:43 go through the whole speech by summarizing it in your mind. 4. 4:42 memorize the first and the last sentence. [ end in way to indicate your speech has ended]

[@Saturn-uz6jc]

Hey Charlie. First off, love your content. Your videos are so enjoyable to watch, and I love how you use your own stories to make your techniques more personal. Anyway, apologies if you have already done a video on this, but I would love to see your tips for a job interview. I am currently looking for a job, so some tips would be greatly appreciated. I'm sure I could probably just apply the first impressions tips and some others that you have given in other videos, but it would be interesting to know whether or not you have any specific for interviews. Keep up the great work. :)

[@garrygrewal149]

I know you are trying to be more relevant and thoughtful (ref. to your KZbin channel setting thing). But please don't break the flow and charm of these videos!. This zone is your USP!.....love the body of work you have produced and looking forward to some more!....

[@yazi7687]

the way you spoke made it like a 2/3 minute video, loved it! & bit of technical side talk would be helpful.

[@Robangledorf]

I'd love to see more about the psychology of making a channel like this. I'm sure a lot of the challenges that come up are applicable to other life challenges.

[@albion7186]

I studied in America as an international student and took up public speaking and debate classes. I wish I had taken the advice you gave in the video because I probably would have won more trophies (I memorised my speech word for word and one time I forgot one word which threw me off completely at a Nationals tournament). I was so mad and disappointed

[@cypher4020]

Gonna share this with my class, we all got to do presentations soon. Thanks for the informative vid

[@intermedianguitarsguild4482]

How to form longterm connections with people? How to have an amazing conversation? How to deal with conflict (especially a person who is ridiculously angry)? and how should i practice what I want to get better at, so I can be better as soon as possible?

[@knockitclose]

Great advice. I recently had to present a new PowerPoint. I practiced, practiced, practiced and then the day of the meeting the PP didn't function correctly. It was hard to regain the engagement with the customers.

[@eleniandreas1]

Thank you that really helps, been asked to do a presentation on ‘professional boundaries’ I work in mental health .....presenting to doctors nurses and other professionals. Been sick with worry .... at least I know where to start and how to Finnish!

[@Baboojohn]

Hitler speeches breakdown

[@mabailey5938]

That would be incredibly interesting!

[@Commievn]

Ryan House Thanks man!

[@hounamao7140]

Hitler speeches were very successful because he used very simple concept anyone could understand and powerfull words targeting the nationalism sentiments and using the humiliation of WW1. He basically used emotions over reason. his tone of voice and gesture all of it were full of emotion. you can look at his speech mute and still have goosebumps.

[@ryanhouse5736]

Ckyntosh​ Their intelligence wasn't the problem. Hitler mass manipulated a lot people, and that's what it was. Manipulation. He turned his people against the Jews and used them as a scapegoat, and his people followed him in it. They followed Hitler, and it was because of how powerful and persuasive he was. If you were in Nazi Germany at that time then I wouldn't be surprised at all if you were one of his devout followers.

[@ryanhouse5736]

Ckyntosh You sound like a racist

[@christinebrown7899]

I enjoyed the video and I am thankful you started it .

[@metapoker7534]

I really liked this video because you were executing what you were teaching very well. Can you make more videos of you executing? That would be great

[@Ed-quadF]

The KZbin idea is good. Especially the psychology of the vids as you see it. (Tech aspects too.) That shows that your audience really respects and thinks that you know what you're doing. Also, congrats on the 400k. Okay here's an idea, Sylvester Stallone. Could be a good story. Father was a hairdresser and mother was a dancer and promoter according to Wikipedia. Sylvester ends up writing, acting and directing and is one of the most successful Hollywood people, ever. (Whether you like him or not.)

[@hassankazmi5443]

Very helpful, keep up the good work. Spread the knowledge!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Thank you kind sir!

[@alyshiaguan6472]

you don't give yourself enough credit for the real finality of your videos. The entire tone of the video builds and builds until the last statement brings it to a fulfilling end. I'd still be very interested in the psychological and technical aspects of the youtube creation

[@KellyJanowiak]

That was an incredible presentation. I'm impressed.. you just lived what you taught! Charisma looks good on you baby doll! ;*

[@anonimen31]

Hi Charlie, I am a huge fan of your channel, I've watched all your vids and I plan to pick a day to do a Charisma on Command masterclass where I marathon all of your vids and write down the most important bits, what to remember, what to practice. I have a request, that's a bit left field, but I think you might find interesting. Could try and make a video talking about depression, anxiety and suicide - share your thoughts, your experiences, maybe do a bit on how mental illnesses affect charisma and how charisma and positive social interactions could actually be used to treat some of the symptoms of mental illnesses. I hope that you do make such a video, as I think this could be very helpful to your viewers and the self-help community.

[@astigprof8108]

I always take notes every time I watch you

[@josiahwoody7794]

Another Fantastic video! Keep it up Charlie!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Appreciate the kind words

[@koreypeters4455]

These are great tips. I like how you made this simple.

[@ZeeGhost713]

Coc (charisma on command) thank you so much this helped me a lot for an power point 👌👍 please continue helping people like me and people who need advice

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ We'll definitely keep going +Zbot. Thanks!

[@Frank_havre_creation]

Wow, this is golden content! Good job!

[@aboymadeofsky]

This is excellent! Really good advice - thanks.

[@lgeez7599]

Great points to consider. Subscribed!

[@mumtazqueenkamila2947]

It was really useful and i did it ,so easy as it was. Go on bro

[@innertruth4192]

Excellent tips! Perfect. Thank you

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ Our pleasure!

[@b.sharp.]

I would LOVE a video that took a quick step back from charisma and tackled the details of your channel behind the scene. I for one want to know what program you use to write your dialects, edit videos, etc. It would be cool to hear a little rundown of all the equipment that you use like what type of camera you have, for instance. You know, I really feel that Charisma on Command has a true quality to it that you don't see much on the KZbin scene. As such, I think it would be neat to learn what makes this channel this channel, you know, besides your wisdom, talent, and creativity. Just an idea!