You certainly attend trainings or conferences. If not for pleasure, then you certainly attend them for professional reasons. Have you ever mumbled under your breath from the first sentence of the speaker, "I'm f...ing, but it's going to be boring"? My warning lights go off when I see that the guest has great faith in his PowerPoint presentation. I immediately sense that we will witness a hopeless fight for attention. As soon as the speaker, or rather the lecturer, starts reading the presented slides, I am almost certain that I will fall asleep before reaching slide no. 2. At such a moment I know that it is already over. The world champions in killing the message are all kinds of academic lecturers. With excellent exceptions, but only exceptions - not enough. Unfortunately, if you studied in Poland, I assume that a certain number of lectures were an excellent opportunity to see how not to speak in public. In short, a PPT presentation is supportive, but it is not an
uae telegram data end in itself. It is worth remembering this.
What do people expect from top speeches?
The best presentation is a mix of charismatic personality, sense of humor, and knowledge. And in that order, in my opinion. Knowledge is meaningless if you don't capture the attention of your audience. You can't reach them if you don't build rapport with your audience. Since the dawn of time, a sense of humor and a charismatic personality have been a guarantee of success. Of course, I could mislead you and say that everyone has it. But I have a feeling you don't expect me to fool you right now
. Does that mean that not everyone can be a successful speaker? Well, can anyone be a dancer, a chef, or a karate master?
