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Quick Tip to Easily Improve Your Presentations

This is another video shot during a break at a recent edition of our 3-day Magnetize Your Audience event… where we help workshop and seminar leaders to effortlessly attract droves of their ideal clients to their workshops, seminars and retreats.

Whenever I’m on stage delivering a specific learning segment, I always use a script. This gives me a detailed guideline of what I’ll be convering. Of course, I’m not staring down at the script the entire time, but I do have it there so I always know where I’m at and I’m able to guide myself through the curriculum without missing anything.

One of the things that will happen as you create your workshops and as you lead them is that things will evolve! You’ll notice some things didnt work… you’ll notice some things that went really great… you  might come up with a spontaneous joke that you want to remember so you can tell it again next time…

… anytime you come up with something, you want make sure to write it down in real-time because I guarantee as soon as you walk off-stage… you’ll forget!

So what I like to do is to have a bunch of sticky-notes right on my trainer’s table. I like the love-heart ones, though my business partner, Justin Livingston, prefers the plain ones :( … but I’m all about the LOVE :)

I recommend you have these handy, so that anytime you have an insight or something comes up… you can jot down a quick note and stick that sucker right onto your script!

If you have any questions or comments about how to create your scripts or anything to do segment length or anything like that… please leave it below and I’ll be sure to get back to you shortly.

Until Next Time… BE BRILLIANT!

Callan Rush xo

Callan on January 5th, 2011 in Presentation Skills, Script Writing