7. Powerpoint Secrets of Great Presentations - ENERGY! Great keynote speakers - Futurist

http://www.globalchange.com How to give great powerpoint presentations -- part 7. Use lots of energy. Secret of great keynote conference speeches. How to give great lectures. Powerful presentation tools and tips. How to use Powerpoint. How to reach an audience. Connect with audience emotion. Understand needs of audience. Watch audience responses. Keep close to event organisers. Prepare very carefully. Adapt key messages. Take care over humour, jokes and culture. Guide, conference preparation tips and tools. How to win an audience over. Keep messages simple and relevant. Guide to great presentations by Patrick Dixon, Futurist and keynote conference speaker -- has spoken to audiences in 50 nations, up to 4 countries a week, 30-2000 people each time, and ranked as one of the most influential business thinkers alive today.
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[amylchapman]

Patrick, I'm so glad I found your videos. Here's my question, I have to speak on a very somber topic, self-injury, how do I speak energetically on this topic while still being appropriate? Thanks.

[pjvdixon]

@amylchapman Lecture on somber topic? EASY: PASSSION is key. Speak from the heart about self-injury to your audience. Use real stories, and remember, this is a matter of life or death so make every second count.

[pjvdixon]

Thanks - glad you like video on better ppt presentations.

[Hyperchiller]

thank you so much Patrick. This will definitely help with my presentations with Toastmasters and beyond. I have favourited a lot of your videos!

You are an inspiration!

How do you recoup all that energy back? Do you eat raw foods/exercise??

[pjvdixon]

Thanks for comments and favouriting, ranking etc as it really helps other people find great things. Exercise is important and a healthy diet, yes. Patrick

[laestupidiux]

Nice tie.

[newportbeachsailor]

Thanks Dr. Dixon!

I am a Training & Safety Supervisor for Americold - VersaCold, the worlds largest Frozen Storage Business. I like your many videos. They are informative, entertaining and sometimes make me laugh. Thank you for your many insights like take a hold of the future or the future will take a hold of you.

My business success quote for today is: If you don't learn from the mistakes of the past, you will repeat them.

EliasViking

[latentbitch]

I am preparing a report for my collegues abt the common mistakes during a presentation and how to avoid them. Your videos are very inspirational. Thank you!

[sliver347]

Very strong words Patrick! I'm absorbing all this in for my presentation in two days! Keep up the good work mate!

[nikothedog]

Thanks

Will do so next time. I'l start seeing the other videos right now

[pjvdixon]

Common mistake. Use computer as monitor in front of you.  Hardly ever turn back on audience unless to point with laser or stick to where you want them to look, and keep it all moving with radio mouse so no touching computer.

[nikothedog]

I should have done so. People liked the presentation, but said that I looked too much at the powerpoint slides