a public speaker’s guide to public speaking

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©2018 VMware, Inc. A Public Speaker’s Guide to Public Speaking Chris McCain, VCDX-DCV | VCDX-NV Technologist Director, Networking & Security @hcmccain

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Page 1: A Public Speaker’s Guide to Public Speaking

©2018 VMware, Inc.

A Public Speaker’s Guide to Public Speaking

Chris McCain, VCDX-DCV | VCDX-NV

Technologist Director, Networking & Security

@hcmccain

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2©2018 VMware, Inc.

Public speaking is storytelling.

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3©2018 VMware, Inc.

If you want to get over public speaking anxiety…..

…. picture everybody naked.

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4©2018 VMware, Inc.

Thank you. Any questions.

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5©2018 VMware, Inc.

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6©2018 VMware, Inc.

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5 Keys to Successful Public Speaking1. It all starts at the top(ic)2. Be the story that you tell3. Know and engage the audience4. Be prepared, but know how to dance5. Relax. Chill the Effout.

5 Keys to Successful Public Speaking1. It all starts at the top(ic)2. Be the story that you tell3. Know and engage the audience4. Be prepared, but know how to dance5. Relax. Chill the Effout.

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It All Starts at the Top(ic)• Pick a topic that YOU know, not one that

you think everyone wants to know.• Tell a story that is interesting and unique. • You don’t have to be the expert. Use your

platform to educate.

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Be The Story That You Tell• Use images and quotes, don’t create

slides full of words that tell your story.• Use your voice and body language to

bring excitement and energy to the story.• Be fun, funny, and passionate

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10©2018 VMware, Inc.

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Know the Audience• Who is listening to you?• What will they do with the information you

present?• Your speech is about your knowledge/story,

but it is for them.

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Engage the Audience• How is your story relevant to the audience?• Move around. Command attention with

dynamic elements.• Poll the audience to prove the relevance of

your story.

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Do you want to improve your publicspeaking skills?

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How do you feel about public speaking?

No Thanks I’ll stand up right now.

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Be Prepared• Not just for your speech, for everything else. • Rehearse. Rehearse with distractions so you

can be willing and able to dance around them.

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Be Prepared1. Have 2 copies; light background and dark

background.2. Run through videos and animations.3. Be (somewhat) confident in your timing.4. Double check your presentation.

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Relax. Chill the Effout.• Being anxious will cause you to talk faster

than the audience wants and faster than your brain wants.

• Talking too fast results in overuse of spacing words; um, right, so, like, you know, and others.

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Repetition is Key• Public speaking gets easier and easier the

more you do it. Start small.• In time you will enjoy the challenge of

new topics and new audiences.

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Perfection is impossible.• Don’t expect the speech to be flawless, every

speech will have its own nuances in the ebbs and flows of the delivery.

• Your speech and accompanying slide deck will evolve over time.

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What is your favorite thing about public speaking?

What is your least favorite thing aboutpublic speaking?

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22©2018 VMware, Inc.

Public speaking is not regurgitation of facts.

Public speaking is storytelling.Public speaking is educating.Public speaking is entertaining.

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The End.

Thanks.