The Thrift Meister's best tips from his three public speaking courses
in college.
* First tell the audience why they need to care about the subject
and why it is im****tant for them to be informed on the matter.
* Next tell the audience why you should be trusted to give them
advice or information on the subject--establish your credentials as an
authority on the subject.
* Tell the audience what you are going to tell them. Tell them.
Then tell them what you told them. That is three distinct and
different things you are doing.
* Tell the audience what you are going to tell them: Give them an
outline of where you are going--this is like a series of bullet or
main points.
* Tell them: This is the meat of your presentation and where you
spend the most time, get into details, and drill down into the finer
points of the topic.
More tips at http://thriftmeister.com/pubspeak.htm
