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Planning a Presentation Like a Pro
Introduction to the course
Welcoming words (1:20)
Case study: Saving a multimillion-dollar deal through planning (2:28)
An important note before we start (0:25)
The three reasons why you must care about presentations (4:06)
The components of a successful presentation (3:06)
Preparing a truly effective presentation: Step by step
Define your Big Idea (3:42)
Exercise: Define your Big Idea
Define your audience (0:57)
General audience information (2:18)
Personal audience informaton (2:38)
Professional life audience information (2:25)
A day in the life of your audience (2:58)
A few more questions about your audience (4:21)
Finding information about your audience (3:18)
Exercise: Define your audience
Your Focus Audience (2:43)
Exercise: Your Focus Audience
Find common ground with your audience (6:44)
Exercise: Find common ground with you audience
Your time slot (2:31)
Your presentation format (0:54)
The specifics of online presentations (6:56)
The specifics of offline presentations (4:19)
Exercise: Define the time and the format
Things that can go wrong in your presentation (7:45)
Exercise: Planning for a possible failure
Demo: Creating backups of your demonstrations (5:39)
Brainstorming your content
Aristotle and your presentation (2:21)
Ethos (4:55)
Logos (1:28)
Pathos (1:09)
Where to find stories? A hint! (0:54)
Not the quality, the quantity (2:25)
Exercise: Brainstorm ideas
Filter out and group your ideas (4:36)
Group your ideas (5:05)
Exercise: Filter out and group
Define your presentation structure (2:52)
Exercise: Define your presentation structure
Anticipate the questions (4:56)
Exercise: Anticipate the questions
Define the way you start and end (2:08)
Define the way you start: What is - What it could be (4:36)
Define the way you start: Provocative image or video (1:51)
Define the way you start: A personal story (4:51)
Define your start: A prop (2:13)
Define your start: A shocking statistic or fact (2:15)
Exercise: Define the way you start
Define the way you end (3:49)
Exercise: Define the way you end
Practice, practice, practice (7:21)
Again: practice, practice, practice (6:30)
Never ever do that (4:22)
Quiz: Test your skills
Final words
Thank you (2:59)
The three reasons why you must care about presentations
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