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PUBLIC SPEAKING Gent, 04.02.2016PhD Introduction Day, UGentMaximilian Friedle

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AGENDA WHY The three laws Logos - Reasoning Ethos - Credibility Pathos - Connection Dare to act

– 05 min – 15 min

– 05 min

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WHY

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WHY There are about 300 million powerpoint users in the world! They do 30 million presentations each day! About 1 million presentations happen right now! 50% of them are unbearable!

This makes up for about 5 life-times wasted each day!

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INFORMATION

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INFORMATION

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COMMUNICATION

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COMMUNICATION

Speaker

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Information

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WHAT MAKES A GOOD TALK?

Interesting

Easy to follow

Understandable

Relevant

Inspiring

Motivating

FunEngaging

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THE THREE LAWS Aristotle

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Pathos

Ethos

Logos

THE THREE LAWS

Logos – The audience must be able to follow the reasoning!

Ethos – The speaker must be credible!

Pathos – The speaker must connect to the audience!

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LOGOS Follow the reasoning

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LOGOSWorst Case Best Case

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CHARACTERISTICSUnderstandable Real for the audience

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TELL ONE STORYCharacteristics

Clear Storyline Quickly understandable design You know your stuff! You tell them three times!

Your slides are not your data graveyard!

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ETHOS Credibility of the speaker

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ETHOSBest Case … Case

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CHARACTERISTICSTrust Reputation

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WHAT TO DOBuilding reputation

Leading by example Establishing expertise Networking

Be a role model!

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PATHOS Connection to audience

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PATHOSReal Connection Distanced Position

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CHARACTERISTICSEmotional Awareness Emotional Regulation

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WHAT TO DOFind Common Cause Build Rapport

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WHAT TO DOBuilding connection

Care! Know your impact Read the signs

First understand, then be understood!

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SUMMARY Structure of the speech

Credibility of the speaker

Connection to the audience

Pathos

Ethos

Logos

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DARE TO ACT Durf Denken

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THANKS FOR YOUR TIME!

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RESOURCES Aristotle – Rhetoric Simon Sinek – Start with why Alexei Kapterev – Death by Powerpoint pixabay.com

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