Craig Valentine thoughts on speaking - Part 1

Fellow speaker,

World Champion Speaker Craig Valentine has these suggestions for your speech:

• Tell a story that makes a point
• Use a foundational phrase to get the message to stick in your audience's mind - use a 10 words or less phrase that sums up your speech point and will stick in your audience's mind (e.g. "create a phrase that stays") 
• Tap, tease, and transport - focus on your audience first (tap into their world), tease them about something upcoming in your speech, and tell your story (transport them into your world)

Suggesting,

Tim Wilson
Professional Speech Coach
Free speaking tips at: http://speakingquicktips.blogspot.com

Speaking thoughts

Fellow speaker,

World Champion Speaker Mark Brown has these suggestions for your speech:

• Have a universal message
• Be yourself
• Use visual language that helps your audience see your speech in their mind

Suggesting,

Tim Wilson
Professional Speech Coach
Free speaking tips at: http://speakingquicktips.blogspot.com

David Brooks thoughts on speaking

Fellow speaker,

World Champion Speaker David Brooks has these suggestions for your speech:

• Match your presentation to your audience's interests and to the needs of the moment
• Great speech writing is great speech editing
• Do speech competitions so you can perfect your speech

Suggesting,

Tim Wilson
Professional Speech Coach
Free speaking tips at: http://speakingquicktips.blogspot.com

Stand and delivery!

Fellow speaker,

Speech coach Jeremy Donovan suggests you these tips for delivering your speech:

• Match your body movements to the size of your audience - small audiences, small movements; big audiences big movements
• Internalize your speech and re-remember it onstage
• Speak naturally and comfortably
• Do something different in your speech that captures and captivates your audience

Delivered,

Tim Wilson
Professional Speech Coach
Free speaking tips at: http://speakingquicktips.blogspot.com