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1. Introduce Yourself2. Make Your Point3. Express Your Feelings4. Support Your Point5. Put Your Thoughts in Order6. Involve Your Audience7. Call for Action

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Introduce Yourself

Don’t tell them what you have done

Show them how you feel

Explain how important they are

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Make your point

No one can make you learn if you do not want to

No one can stop you learning if you want to

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Express your feelings

The learner is more important than the lesson

No subject is boring from an exciter

No subject is exciting from a bore

Exciters are bores who have drilled a little deeper

The only stupid question is the one you do not ask

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Support Your Point

They say I tell a great many stories; I reckon I do. But I have found in the course of a long experience that most people are more easily informed by a broad illustration than in any other way, and as to what the hypercritical few might think - I don't care.

Abraham Lincoln

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Put Your Thoughts in Order

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Involve your audience

Consistency

Retention

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Call for Action

What do you want your audience to do now?

How can you get them to make that commitment?