How To Open and Close A Talk
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Self-Development
Published: 3 years ago
|Updated: 3 years ago
If our first few sentences out of our mouth do not capture our audience's attention, we will have probably lost them. Keep in mind that we have 10 seconds to make a good first impression. It sets the tone for the rest of the talk. Again, conclusion is no less important than the opening of a talk. Your conclusion should contain your central message. So let’s follow the tips below to start and end your speech in a great way.
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TasksOpen your talk with a story.
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Open your talk with a story.
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Do not use overused quotes.
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Start with a question.
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Incorporate one of the above elements into your talk.
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End with hope for a better future.
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Sell the benefits to your audience.
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Use easy and simple calls to action words.
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