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The It List of The 10 Most Common Public Speaking Fears

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Flood your audience’s brains with happy drugs: Dinosaurs 🦖 & Dopamine 🧠 There are 5 major ways to get your audience’s attention. This T-rex 🦖 example is one of them: Asking your audience a question. Listeners everywhere love a good question. They love to feel curious. Why? Curiosity sends loads of dopamine to the brain which makes them feel happier. Ask questions to not only make your audience naturally happier, but to engage them and grab their precious attention. Like asking about how much money a dinosaur skeleton has ever been sold for. Answer: $31.8 Million, and his name is Stan. Get more natural brain drug techniques with my free guide, 5 Jaw Dropping Ways To Start Your Presentations. Link: https://articulatewithhannah.com/warning/ 🦖 🧠
Presentation and speaking-specific feedback at work is often misguided, framed incorrectly, and personal. Asking the right questions can turn this 👆tide When you ask these questions you’re not only showing your investment in learning and improving, but you’re also taking initiative in your career growth. AKA, you’re Olympic-level gold; god-tier. Every company wants this from the professionals it employs. Enough preamble, here they are: 1.) What are the exact results you expected to see from the audience based on my presentation? (Tell me more; say more about that) 2.) What are three distinct actions I can take for my next presentation to improve? (Drill down to get exact actions!) 3.) What, specifically, would you like to see me do differently next time when I present to impact X (make this impact crystal clear) change? Let me know in the comments if you’re going to try 1, 2, or 3!
Total honesty: When I would get bored in corporate presentations, I'd just count the buzzwords that management used. Buzzwords aren't doing you any favors - in fact they're mucking up your presentation and message. Instead of giving listeners a clear, straight shot, easy path to follow, you'd chopped down redwood trees, started fires, imported quick sand, and even grown a colony of killer bees on the path. You've made it extremely difficult - if not impossible - to understand what you're saying. Please, for the love of listeners everywhere, remove buzzwords from your presentations. Say what you actually mean. Need a little help? Book a 1:1 call with me here: https://articulatewithhannah.com/ xo, Hannah P.S. Anyone else tally buzzwords? Drop a comment with a Y!
Your slides are like a billboard on the highway. Can your audience understand them completely in 3 seconds or less? Drop a 3 in the comments if you follow this golden rule!
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