Seems like a
cruel trick, someone asking you to speak without preparation, but it’s actually
great training for your life. Speaking
on the fly is a great skill to develop as sometime in your life you will
probably be asked to speak at social events, business meetings, church meetings
or family gatherings.
1. Grab a piece of paper and a pen,
napkin, or the back of the church program, so you don’t end up looking like a tattoo artist
and jot down a few thoughts. One word
topic can help direct you. PANIC IS NOT
the word!
2. Focus on a great intro sentence,
a. INTRO HINTS: Have you ever… Isn’t it great when… Did you know that… Most of us know/don’t know…
b. Feel free to acknowledge your
discomfort, but don’t make it a pity party.
3. Pick 2-3 great points. Aim at your own Target – feel free to shoot
in a whole new direction.
4. Concentrate on controlling your body,
vocal tone and nervous body tics. Redirect the brain to body and tune out
the people.
5. ALWAYS end with a great conclusion
and most people will forget the middle.
a. END HINTS: That’s why… So now we see… It makes sense that…
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