Killer Presentation Skills

[poonpoonlam]

Great vid!!!



[DebtCreditRepayment]

Amazing presentation skills. Motivation is occur around my environment.

[jowsmith100]

I am the queen of procrastination lol

[ttarverpsychology]

this was awesome



[RockyMtnRR]

Interestingly, the "Tell em how you're going to bore them. Bore them. Tell them how you bored them." has a lot of parrellels in adult learning concepts, and variations on that theme show up in boilerplate sales schedules, too.

[DigitalNino]

Doug Jefferies is a god. 

[Lswisdom77]

this was really really good

[rekha80nair]

real good..thnx piyush sir for sharing

[plumstreetmusic]

JD

I really enjoy all your videos. I have linked them into my channels that I use for teaching Economics at Wayne State University. I require my students to give a Pecha Kucha presentation of their term papers.

--Dr. John Sase

[jdjefferys]

@plumstreetmusic

John - Glad you like the videos. I've had literally hundreds of Wayne State graduates in my seminars over the years that I had the Old Chrysler as a client.

[BYLB]

A podium is also a good defense against ... flying tomatoes! (or cream-pies!)

Have you ever noticed that the president has a little piece of glass so he will not spit on his notes or on the first rows of public, for that matter? or maybe not to spit on the microphone, not to create a short circuit!

[pheromoneaction]

Keep up the good video work looking good. When you have time come visit my channel!

[gunpei]

This video has some nice clips from the full 90 minute presentation. However, the main arguments of the presentation are curiously missing. I'd definitely recommend the whole video if public speaking is important to you.

[rpena728]

do you have any online video courses that are not too expensive? thanks

[ampdavolts]

Pigs Is Pigs by Ellis Parker Butler, 1905, a great short story of human stupidities

Reid Welch

[gldnkey7]

Great video!

[airwave2oo8]

great speaker

[SuperTruth77]

My 15YO son has been suspended from school- unfairly in my opinion.

They had to do a presentation on a ‘role model’ & he chose Peter North. He explained how North, a proud Canadian, has used his cultural roots to anchor his amazing 20yr+ career in the Adult business, & how few mainstream actors can match his stamina & reliability in front of camera. All the products endorsed by North were displayed to show the man’s business acumen.

He’s naturally very upset at being punished like this.

[dallasjock999]

@SuperTruth77 ..... I will say this, your son has lots of courage to portray a pornstar as his role model in a class presentation.....at some level he must have known this would have some kind of repercurssions, but he ran with it anyways, props to him....

[malcs0]

Superb stuff. Very entertaining too. I have worked in firms where an annual presentation to staff is a big event, and some speakers do make you wish you had gone to the "restroom" a moment or two before it begins. An entertaining speaker does not always play by the rules. When I was at College in the 80's someone turned his business studies presentation into a bit of a comedy routine; I remembered his, but none of the others.

[salesinfluence]

Great video - 1 minor correction. A "podium" is what you stand on; like a raised platform. A "lectern" is what you stand behind (5:15) which is what shown in the video.

That aside, great tip summary!

[SCNOUVICEWALZAS]

i luv this guy!

[captain1morgan]

Great video! It is so true that people really fear speaking in public. The good news is that this is something that can be easily overcome. It's well worth the effort to become, if not comfortable, then at least used to speaking before a group.

Dr. Jim Anderson

BlueElephantConsulting com

[upfrontguru]

Check out upfrontguru for BBC award winning presentation skills

[boarding5401]

The object in he is holding looks like a dildo

[derman077]

George Bush Jr podium prediction.

[qmaniac1]

This video is an excellent overview of the necessary skills used in pubic speaking.

[Vowel81]

When the video ends, you don't even realize it was 7 mins 19 secs long... implying is a really good presentation since it keeps you involved and doesn't bore you.

[E5Bobby]

Been a public speaker for 23 years and have incorporated much of what this man says. He's very good, for certain. I have preached the power of "white space" around important parts of a presentation for many a year; what you call the power of the pause. It's also a sign that the speaker is comfortable with themselves as well as their presentation. And eye contact - good thing to lead off with as it can denote confidence even if the speaker doesn't feel confident as long as it's done well.

[RottenAppleSeeds]

this guy rules!

[andrewclone]

What he means with the percentages is not that 41% said that"..." is their greatest fear; but that 41% of people said that, They do fear "...". So the percentages do not have to add up. Hope this helps

[HyyRisque]

:( got a presentation tomorrow, nervous!

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[KF2014]

ya super advice take it on board

[PrabhaRaman]

i like your presentation!

[pwnrzero]

Could you please elaborate on the methods behind the 'pause'?

That's one my achilles heels when it comes to public speaking.

[tracer0ute]

Great tips!

[rafkristoff]

the first guy looks nervous......=)

[ColaBling]

Pause pause pause I love it. I tend to speak too fast when I'm excited. ha ha

[Halloraa]

Hi Like the video, you are a very listenable and professional presenter. (Some of the written translation is a little off the mark though, just thought you would want to know..)

[dodgerox85]

i like his presenting style but it really comes down to what kind of presentation we're talking about here. i'm a big fan of presenters with a lot of humor but at the same time, you don't want to make your presentations too casual so that your client may take you as nothing but a clown.

[dodgerox85]

i like his presenting style but it really comes down to what kind of presentation we're talking about here. i'm a big fan of presenters with a lot of humor but at the same time, you don't want to make your presentations too casual so that your client may take you as nothing but a clown.

[nightmareb4jesus]

Tell 'em how you're gonna bore'em, bore 'em, tell 'em how you bored 'em....

EXACTLY!

[ksaloverksa]

Good Advices !!!

[Akuma2unlimited]

LOL ya man i feel like im dying giving presentations..

[Cartrod]

Thank you Douglas.

[mennyangel]

my teacher said us to saw this video, this will be in the exam and i can' t understand it too much.....i need to read it in subtitles ha ha i will try to understand it, thanks ;D

[mennyangel]

my teacher said us to saw this videao, this will be in the exam and i can' t understand it too much.....i need to read it in subtitles ha ha i will try to understand it, thanks ;D

[Tirmizee]

Sense of humor count a lot !!

[reshad15]

LOL those were some great tips, now I'm off to gather some more for my presentation tomorrow!

[reshad15]

LOL those were some great tips, now I'm off to gather some more for my presentation tomorrow!

[reshad15]

LOL those were some great tips, now I'm off to gather some more for my presentation tomorrow!

[reshad15]

LOL those were some great tips, now I'm off to gather some more for my presentation tomorrow!

[S3MTM]

thank you. good work

[SoapboxGuru]

I suggest always filming your speeches. When you do, you can see yourself the way others see you. If you want feedback, you can upload your speech to Soapbox Guru (that's our site!) and get evaluated by others.

[pointlowly]

I love the saying at 5:58 about the old adage, brilliant!

[pointlowly]

I love the saying at 5:58 about the old adage, brilliant

[pocall2]

God i wish I could do that???

I dont understand why in general life I can be Jonny big Bananas but then when I get up to do a presentation I turn in to Forest Gump (Stupid is as stupid does)

[MsSimpli1]

Great!!!

[RaviKings]

fantastic!

[poppyroom]

Great mentor! Thank you :-))

[TOW3RA]

that part about people being scared of death for 19% made me LOL

[LeonaPreciosa]

Nice presentation! hahaha, I agree, my biggest fear is presentation.

[LeonaPreciosa]

nice skills.... Nice sense of humor, but I don't really have one.

[Mu5clehead]

brilliant

[AllyAls93]

great man great!

[slightseconds]

interesting topic he makes a lot of sense unlike lives by the lake who just splits hairs

[trance2307]

I loved the joke...

[gps456]

about the person giving the eulogy? XD

[Fairfield1466]

This also shows how a good sense of humor helps keep the audience interested

[Speedable]

A podium is also a good defense against flying shoes.

[apratimroy]

Right, Speedable. JDJ's motions when he was ducking behind his podium reminded me *precisely* of W. It's funny, because this video was made years before the infamous W incident.

[Prankster330]

Especially when it is for George W. Bush

[Dido225]

had the same thought too :)

[packleader1215]

@Speedable ...George Bush? Hahaha LOL

[padmacsekhar]

Simply great! particularly that part about putting hands in the pockets was explained the best!

[bindhupriyaa]

NICEE

[livesbythelake]

This guy is awesome, but in my TM club we stress the importance of calling a lectern a lectern and not a "podium." (A podium is something you stand on.)

[kmarty290]

love the bill clinton thumb thing :P

[antion]

Good tips on presentations! After 2700 paid engagements I know how much practice it really takes.

I hope you visit my channel for additional tips!

-TOM

[rossenpavlov]

41%+32%+24%+23%+22%+20%+19%+18­% does not equal 100%

[jdjefferys]

True:

However, in this survey people were asked to list their top THREE fears. The list describes what percentage of total respondents included the particular fear in their choice of three.

[CPTDJB]

@jdjefferys I love people who are observant!

[jpdmk]

@jdjefferys More-ever the same person can also be feared from more than one fear listed above, so infact they could be overlapped that's the reason it is more than 100%. Though it is a normal when you do a survey.

[krishnachaitanya13]

41% means 41 out of 100 were feared of group

if u ask the same 100, 32 were feared of heights

this is how it goes fren

its not something limted to 100

[sleepyboy701]

@rossenpavlov lol, its 41 out of 100, 32 out of 100, etc. the question were asked in a simple way, like are you afraid of public speaking. and the answer would be yes or no. and 41% of the people out of 100 are afraid of public speaking.

[SuperBananaorange]

@rossenpavlov

the percentages, in my view, are not neant to add up to 100%. i think it is to be understood that 41% mentioned fear while 59% did not, hence 41+59=100%. This should apply to all the other stats.

[tegsar88]

the power of the pause. yess

[PowerPointPresent]

just watching how the speaker is fluid is a great lesson

[lzhyoung]

excellent!

[kkaakk20000]

very nice tips thanks

[thermophille]

"i did not have relations with that woman" 5:06 LOL

[robbyperez]

I'm going to kill it at the next toastmasters meeting...

[georgetorok]

Doug, good tips on presentation skills. Better presentations are about better presentation skills.

George Torok

Speech coach for Executives

[DR128BIT]

i believe the best presentation is one spoken from your heart and not your head.

[mateor09]

im gonna use that all powerful pause today!! lol

[Lan0409]

that's was great, thank you..

[nat1971]

Excellent presentation, very effective...Thank you !

[SithLordGryffindor]

Wow, the power of photos and pause, interesting. I'm gonna download this information on my brain, for future use. Great job.

[sudhirps]

Neat portrayal of how effective public speaking should be done.

Merci !

[trance2307]

Excellent speech!

[looprevil55555]

Great video

[brilliantchinaman]

i really learned a lot from his presentation. relaxing is really an important thing to do during a presentation.

[SpeakingFearNoMore]

He does do a great job - the thing I noticed most about his speech was that he breaks up sentences with pauses exactly where they're meant to be broken, and runs through the clauses so smoothly. Pauses in the middle of clauses are real concentration killer for me. A hard skill to master! Great speaking job.

[audreylim84]

wat a great speech!! im amused and impressed! wish could be able to speak just like him

[AssaultDestroyer]

Yeah, find it useful!

[IvyLeagueskools]

His speech is indeed amusing

[sshhaammiiiiiiiiii]

dat guy was funny

[ZeldaNintendogs]

Im watching this video for an assignment lol.. kthbai

[MadeMyPointdotcom]

Very nice, some really good points in this video...

[missquita]

I remember that Bill Clinton has ever used that gesture (podium) to go against the fact of zipper-gate during impeachment. funny!

[missquita]

lololol~

[scorpio1066]

i related to and laughed along with what he said - i enjoyed the stand up approach he used of o what not to do

what i didnt get from this personally was what should i do?

great clip - one for the favourites

[Phattypimp6]

lol I love the podium thing

[MyStiCaLTr]

it's very useful thanks. the man is good,too

[ladymaggic]

Very true..and excellent advice...Thank you

[asopaso07]

i have to give a presentation soon but i have really bad stage fright!!!

ARGHHHH!

lol

[finalcouragedrive1]

Take a deep breath and know that you look, to some extent, like a hero for being brave and standing there.

[soli3d]

How did you do! Just remember - no matter what happens during a presentation the world keeps spinning, birds still chirp pretty little songs and most people watching you are just thinking they wish they could do what you are able to do! You always do better than you think!

[d16y8]

This is perfect

[falsodar]

good stuff so far

[PeterPW]

FUNNY I LIKE HIM HE SEEMS FRIENDLY.

[asmodeus585]

This guy is really great - I liked what he said about people who actually CAN broke the rules - if you've got a natural talent you don't have to strictly follow the rules - although it's always good to enhance your craft but presentation rules are not the Bible. ;)

[szegers]

zkillz

[novati8x]

thanks for your presentation! it's useful

[hijr23415]

Good vid. thnks 4 the tips.

[Kuggar]

Thanks for the upload :) This is very interesting.

[reggaebeat29]

You are great and I guess i can achieve same with practice...Peace!

[razorblade1995]

Very informative presentation! Thanks for sharing.

[anandjee]

You are so approachable my friend

Thanks

dr Anand

[PersonalDevelopmentS]

Very helpful Thank YOU for sharing ... perfect timing too since I am in the process of launching my own speaking business and can use all the help I can get so I can speak effectively.

Expect Miracles...

Shane

[brandonlsph]

very informative contents that we got on head

[groundzer077]

wow, if only all public speakers could be so personable

[fredhsmHMrox]

wow, it was good, now i need something to talk bout

[Moolles]

lol

[captone07]

This is really helpful. I wish I could get lectures of the same quality in my college.

[trav10852]

This was interesting. I mean, I do not give presentations often so normally wouldn't care about this but somehow you kept me interested all the way through.

[gloomunster]

Lawl. Effective isn't it?

[TGreaterG]

Very, very nicely done. The proffessors of my university can make such boring lectures. These tips could realy help them.

[salbertivideo]

Sometimes they just need to get organized.

[tuliprck]

Wonderful!

[eastmoleseyman]

A must-see video clip for every Powerpoint mad business person - aren't they all? Good to see natural speaking.

[Thehappinessparadox]

i want more tips!

[trav10852]

Buy his book.

[JBthree24]

Awesome! My major is Communication/Media,and these were VERY helpful!!!!

[cheapestdegree]

We need to be ACADEMICALLY equipped.

Read, Study, Learn, Apply. Never give up.

Good JOB!

[OldVideoPro]

Excellent! My site: powerpoint 2 go dotcom and I agree with everything Doug says.

[bigmatt313]

that last point he made was the best about a company saying that they r the best in their field. so its basically sayin with u being our customers u mean far less to us than u would with any other company.

[ArmAVidz]

...he'd rather be in the box hahaha

[j1e1s]

damn- only if i knew this stuff before i'd done my last speech ever for school

[CUNTYELLIOT]

great tips

[gbengaogun2001]

great presentation skills

[awasadabatu]

Nice video! Good public speaking too

[wfahy]

Good stuff! I enjoyed it

We share many of the same ideals

Warwick John Fahy

[praveennagda]

great video...

[Harogiod86]

Very catchy way to learn the basic behaviour people automatically do when speaking to a large audience, Thank you for the post

[vitc123]

Hey guys, I wonder if I could download this stuff to my computer?

[sjleder]

I wish my last presenter took his advise. He is dead on right!!!

[ubhousing]

AWESOME! Thi is exactly what I am looking for. Human touch and excellent techniques. GREAT for nervous presenters. Do you have more?

[sjleder]

He should have a book, so my boss can read it!