MindMap Gallery Habits of Brilliant Presenters
This mind map helps to know how to be a great and brilliant presenter in front of other people.
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Mind maps are useful in constructing strategies. They provide the flexibility of being creative, along with the structure of a plan.
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Habits of brilliant presenters
#1: ACKNOWLEDGE AND REFRAME
Accept nerves are normal
See it as a conversation
#2: FOCUS ON THE AUDIENCE
Place attention on audience
What important is how you make the audience feel
#3: DON'T TRY TO BE PERFECT
#4: STICK TO THE POINT
Tell what audience needs to know
Less is always more
#5: SEE THE OPPORTUNITY
Not as a performance to be judged
An opportunity to help audience
#6: ANCHOR YOURSELF
#7: PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
#8: TELL STORIES
well-structured
relevant
#9: BE COLORFUL AND CREATIVE
Well-chosen images
Make your message more memorable
#10: INVOLVE YOUR AUDIENCE
Ask questions
Get audience talk to each other
#11: USE VIDEOS AND PROPS
Short, relevant and compelling videos
Can evoke emotions and imagination
#12: USE YOUR VOICE
Vary your pitch, tone, volume and peace
Pause before/after important statement
#13: STAY IN PRESENT
#14: MAKE FRIENDS WITH THE AUDIENCE
Find things you have in common
Smile,empathise, listen and ask questions
#15: KNOW YOUR STUFF
Do research
Speak with gravitas, authority and credibility.
#16: BE CONSISTENT
Speak consistently with audience's background,experiences, values, beliefs and emotions
#17: BE GENEROUS
Be generous with passion, energy,undivided attention, smile and eye contact
#18: COMPARE AND CONTRAST
Make it clear how your proposal is better
Magnify the differences
Accentuate the contrast
#19: GIVE THEM A GOOD REASON
#20: GIVE THEM HOPE