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EPISODE · May 22, 2015 · 38 MIN

016 - 33 Public Speaking Tips to Keep Your Audience from Falling Asleep

from Smart Passive Income TV · host Pat Flynn: Online Entrepreneur, Business Strategist and Blogger

I snuck into an empty room at New Media Expo to film 33 different public speaking tips to help you stop your audience from falling asleep. I've learned a lot of these tips by reading and watching as much as I could about the skills of public speaking, watching countless hours of TED talks and similar high-quality presentations, and of course, being on stage dozens of times myself.Each time I go onto the stage for a new event, I always try to focus on one new thing that I'm going to practice and incorporate into my presentation. Obviously you always want to do your best, but when you bring one new thing to improve each time, it'll help your speaking game tremendously, and stop you from being overwhelmed and trying too many new things at once. Take as many of these tips as you'd like into your next presentation, and you'll find that you'll have a more engaged, awake and appreciative audience, and you'll have a better time on stage too.Thanks for watching SPI TV - make sure you subscribe to get more content like this on your device every Friday!

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