The 4 Questions That Make A Persuasive Presentation

If you are involved in speaking, selling. leading or teaching then you need to know how to present in a persuasive manner. This video will teach you the four questions that make a persuasive presentation. Ty Bennett - the author of The Power of Storytelling will share one of the best insights into giving powerful influential presentations.

[@kesarkiran5265]

Brilliant, genius how true you said sir, thank you very much for realizing the truth, we used to think that all people need to know the same thing that we're interested but thank you for eye opening, thank you very much sir

[@FamilyGrief]

Another great takeaway: "It's not communicated when it's said, it's communicated when it's understood."

[@ethanwhite9332]

thank you

[@vjayaraman1]

The background music when you’re speaking is highly distractive..

[@sophiacolberg1327]

amazing, love his presentations and helped me a lot in school. very understandable and very pleasant

[@melvinwao1797]

Thank you, Ty, for taking the time to make this video. It has become very helpful for me because I was having trouble knowing what I am going to say during my speech tomorrow. You have solved my problem! I know exactly what to say and in a concise way!!

[@Jhptmotox]

Very similar to UK military style of training, explain, demonstrate and participate. The theory is it covers several learning styles and it works. I'll be adding this model to the toolbox, many thanks

[@Raydeberlinmusic]

you too sir, have a great life. Nice education, I am thankful that this is free for us, and it is helpful to me in my arts presentations and analysis display. I will follow you and watch every single video you have published.

[@shazilrao2606]

Waah ustaad kiya mast video banai h... Urdu main hoti to or maza ajata ... 😅

[@hasannaseer1990]

Great , 4 Questions are very good i am sure people love to have answer these 4 questions patterns,many thanks

[@Madi4321]

This guy is so boring, but he seems so sweet. I want to watch, bc based on the comments, it seems like good content, but I can't just get through it. :/ I feel bad - I wish it were more uptempo or something. (Maybe I just need to be more patient??...) I will watch this later as hw assignment when I have more time and energy - but I can't get through it and I can't get to the value fast. :(

[@arande3]

1.5x speed seems to work well for slower speakers for me. YMMV.

[@Raydeberlinmusic]

one of the few speakers around the world who hits the aim straight and move on to the next at the right rime, after split seconds of listener/watcher self reflection, which leads to more constant information /data transport, recognition and visualisation.

[@ScottysDetailing]

Wow!! That was great! Ty. The Colby system is very powerful.

[@ouibaguette5828]

You speak great and what you just taught in the video is life changing! I learned a lot and i think i can make a great speech now! You deserve a lot of subscribers you really help a lot! Thanks!

[@tybennett5]

Lharrayne Lescano thank you!

[@bigbrother9531]

Boring

[@babythedude]

Yes ! That is what I would put in my conclusion for a speech

[@kingofaikido]

Sadly, it appears that Mr Bennett is being less than liberal with the truth. See 'Learning Styles' on Wikipedia about Kolb's Learning Styles: "There is no evidence that 'learning styles' lead to better outcomes.."

[@vinatious]

This is great relevant information Ty.

[@nasrinali2328]

Thanks for the excellent tips. They are very informative and helpful.

[@lynne9602]

Ty, the model you are describing is not the KOLBE model. It is the learning styles model from David Kolb.

[@renenajulianaignacio2154]

It's a great video, Sir. Thank you!

[@dontreadmypfp2731]

Thanks so much this chart is so persuasive to all different types of thinking. I am sure I will achieve great results in my presentation

[@omarqb]

Scary, it looked like he really didnt want to say "cross"

[@margarettompson1573]

Thank you!!!

[@margarettompson1573]

I remember my first speech when I was in college: the problem was not even in the delivery but in the speech itself -- I knew that it's dull and has nothing new to introduce to my audience. Sure, I failed. After that, I have ordered a speech from the professional writer on myeasypaper.com. What I received was amazing: I didn't think about my issue in this key before

[@thefirststep3074]

Math teaching for secondary schools

[@ouibaguette5828]

Wow ur a life saver

[@AyurvedaFreeHealthInsurance]

Amazing and different way to explain. Very helpful>