Powerful Presenting For Leaders

When non-professional speakers can memorise a speech and deliver it without notes, that puts them in the top 1%. But Jamie Oliver won 2010 TED speaker of the Year while clutching a pile of notes a mile thick all the way through.

So which is best? Memorise it and get stressed that you will forget something? Or use notes and lose connection with the audience?

In this episode, David goes through three different ways to learn your presentation while still being able to have massive impact on the audience.

Want to smash that next presentation? Put your content in the right order.

There is one structure that is perfect for every single presentation whether that is a keynote speech, a sales pitch or 1-2-1 appraisal. But hardly anyone does it.

In this episode, David goes through how, working with apprentices, he has been able to hone this process to make it universally powerful.

A presentation with only education in it is like a Xmas tree without baubles. Boring and forgettable. Stories, humour and entertainment are the baubles, tinsel and lighting that bring every presentation alive.

In this edpisode, David relates a story and why it works so well with his target audience.

There are three things that EVERY presentation should have - education, inspiration and entertainment.

Problem is, most presentations are 99% education and that makes them a lecture. And no-one wants to hear a lecture.

David is not just a presentation skills coach, he is out there banging out talks in front of audiences every week.

In this episode, he outlines 12 different lessons he learned from 12 different events, one from each month.

As a leader who wants to be the best version of themselves every time they present, you can apply every lesson he has .