Last updated 1/2021
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Language: English | Size: 2.57 GB | Duration: 4h 30m
Quick, easy & fun steps to become a more engaging presenter with proven techniques from the world of stand-up comedy.
What you’ll learn
How to Replicate Top TED Talks & Speakers
Effective Memory Techniques so you Never Go Blank on Stage
How to Become a Great Storyteller
How to Add Humor & Up Engagement
Manage Any Audience & Hold Their Interest
How to Manage a Fear of Public Speaking
How to Deliver Better Virtual Presentations
How to Craft Your Message & Make Boring Content Fun
How to Bring the Energy Up
How to Manage Disruptions
How to Craft a Memorable Story Around Your Product/Service
Tried and Tested Techniques from Public Speaking’s True 10,000 Hour Masters: Stand Up Comedians
Requirements
A good sense of humor
Description
Hi, I’m David Nihill. I’ve spent over 10,000 hours on stage. Here’s how I can help you:I’ve always been afraid of public speaking but I’m lucky enough to have the option to get paid to do it. Wacky I know. To try and overcome my own fears I spent the last 8 years on every stage I could find. I’ve won storytelling and standup comedy competitions, have a talk on TED, spoke at many of the world’s largest tech and business conferences, recorded a comedy special, and taught this topic at some of the world’s leading institutions, like Stanford Business School and University of Oxford. I wrote a bestselling book on the not so sexy subject and run a high level ghostwriting company that’s behind many of the world’s highest profile leaders talks.I’ve applied a lot of what I’ve learned to help thousands of students manage fear of public speaking, give TED talks, be the one who speaks at conferences on behalf of their company, get promoted, get paid to speak (and get paid more to speak), deliver more engaging lectures, tell better and more impactful stories, and nail that wedding speech, job interview or non profit funding. Everything I learned clocking up over 10,000 hours on stage you’ll learn in a fast and fun way. It will save you years of learning the hard way and is the most fun and laugh out loud way to become a better and more engaging public speaker.What they’re saying about it: “My audiences were engaged, emotional, and laughing out loud. David Nihill is a master.” Blake Irving – Former CEO and Board Director of GoDaddy”I’ve given quite a few talks and David’s content is the most helpful I’ve found on becoming a better speaker. Plus it made me laugh out loud!.” Justin Mares – Bestselling Author, Speaker, Founder of Kettle & Fire”This course is great. I haven’t taken it yet but David drew a picture when he was 6 years old of a penguin drinking beer in a Chinese restaurant and it was clear the potential for slight wisdom and misguided creativity were there.” -Marita Nihill, David’s MotherMost Presentations Are Glorified Snoozefests! Let’s Change ThatAside from making your day a little less fun, boring presentations are also bad for business. Now, more than ever, your message is competing against hungry pets, rambunctious children, and everything happening on Tiktok. The good news: knowing a few techniques will make sure yours are never dull. The even better news: The bar out there is pretty low. No matter what your experience level, you can stand out fast. This course will make sure you do just that and in a fast and fun way, no matter what level you are. This is everything you’ll ever need to know about public speaking in one place.
Overview
Section 1: Welcome to the course!
Lecture 1 Hacking Public Speaking: The most entertaining way to learn public speaking!
Lecture 2 Welcome to the course and thanks for joining me!
Lecture 3 How we’re going to hack public speaking
Section 2: PART 1: CONTENT CREATION
Lecture 4 Breaking down and replicating talks
Lecture 5 Using images and video to up engagement
Lecture 6 Making the image the story
Lecture 7 80/20 principle public speaking
Lecture 8 Start with a story
Lecture 9 Your funny story file
Lecture 10 Assignment: Start your funny story file
Section 3: Use comedy writing techniques
Lecture 11 Applying joke structure to your content
Lecture 12 The rule of 3
Lecture 13 Stacking techniques: Combining the rule of 3 and images
Lecture 14 Stacking techniques: The rule of 3 and stories
Lecture 15 How to avoid going astray with the rule of 3
Lecture 16 Assignment: Get writing and link your stories to topics
Section 4: How to story
Lecture 17 Making storytelling easy
Lecture 18 How to story part 1
Lecture 19 How to story part 2
Lecture 20 Assignment: Watch and try and create your own personal starting story
Lecture 21 Watch these if you are struggling to come up with your own stories
Lecture 22 In case you still think you’ve no stories: A socially proven content example
Section 5: How to make content un-boring
Lecture 23 Boring content? No problem. Ask this question
Lecture 24 Start with frustration and pain points
Lecture 25 Assignment: What drives you bonkers?
Lecture 26 Use funny words
Lecture 27 Use exaggeration
Lecture 28 Use analogy
Lecture 29 Link and contrast things that don’t normally go together
Lecture 30 Use memorable details
Lecture 31 Use my favourite technique: Callbacks
Lecture 32 Is my topic too serious a topic for humor?
Lecture 33 How to get engaging fast
Lecture 34 Assignment: linking stories to your presentation or talk topic
Lecture 35 Assignment: Compare and Contrast
Section 6: PART 2: CONTENT DELIVERY
Lecture 36 How to have awesome yet relaxed looking delivery
Lecture 37 How to start strong
Lecture 38 Assignment: Develop an Opening
Lecture 39 How to get the best possible introduction
Lecture 40 Assignment: Write out your intro
Lecture 41 How to control the room if it’s less than ideal
Lecture 42 How to self edit your content
Lecture 43 How to remove filler words (ah, ehh, but)
Lecture 44 How to build more trust and control the room
Lecture 45 How to never worry about forgetting what you plan to say
Lecture 46 The secret to truly conversational presenting: The memory palace
Lecture 47 Quick note on using the memory palace
Lecture 48 Assignment: Start your own memory palace
Lecture 49 What to do with your hands
Lecture 50 How to turn negatives into positives and get a positive reaction from anything
Lecture 51 How to 10X your delivery with very little effort
Lecture 52 My own act out attempts
Lecture 53 How to deliver key points
Lecture 54 How to short cut preparation time
Lecture 55 How to have the best possible finish: Never end with questions and answers
Lecture 56 How to avoid ever going over your time limit
Lecture 57 How to work in callbacks for huge audience reactions
Lecture 58 How to win over the audience
Lecture 59 How to evaluate your own performance and improve fast
Lecture 60 Assignment: Listen to yourself
Lecture 61 Delivery wrap up and summary
Lecture 62 Assignment: Evaluation and permanent beta
Section 7: Managing stage fright
Lecture 63 How to manage stage fright
Lecture 64 Exercise: Watch this Talk on How to Beat Stage Fright
Section 8: Bookending it
Lecture 65 The audience are on your side
Lecture 66 Congrats! You made it! (here’s that link for more resources as promised)
Lecture 67 The book end. Wrapping it up!
Section 9: Bonus Content
Lecture 68 How to Improve Your Virtual Presentations with our special guest
Lecture 69 Better Virtual Presentations Interview and Tips
Lecture 70 How to deal with shaky hands
Lecture 71 Speaking on panels
Anyone who wants to improve their public speaking slills,Professionals who want to make their presentations more entertaining,Marketing and Advertising professionals looking to add humor to their messaging,Start-Up companies who want to stand out from the crowd,Entrepreneurs looking to get a competitive advantage,Sales professionals looking to hone their humor skills,Anyone who wants to be consistently funnier,Those who want to overcome a fear of public speaking,Those interested in stand up comedy,Those who want to learn a new skill,Students looking to stand out from their peers through comedy,Anyone regularly making presentations,Anyone who wants to improve their storytelling skills,Keynote Speakers and aspiring keynote speakers,People of any experience level
Homepage
https://www.udemy.com/course/7-comedic-habits-to-be-consistently-funnier-presenting/
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