Talk Like TED: The 9 Public Speaking Secrets of the World's Top Minds

Reviews

H. Sebastian

PowerPoint can be used in many ways, but presentations often are cluttered with details. Basically, the author describes on how to use the techniques employed by the most speakers to improve your own presentations in business or private context not only to transfer information but doing this in new, fresh ways for easier memory resp. Gallo takes a deep analysis why certain videos are successful transferring very difficult topics to the public – and this feat takes only 18 minutes (sometimes a little more ;) ).

Tom Gundtofte-Bruun

To succeed in the corporate world, one must learn the act of presentations. I have been a fan of the 18 Min TED talk videos, which not only give astonishing insights on numerous topics and which lead me to find of interesting reads (like Susan Cains „Quiet“). Recommendation 5 stars. Without going too much into detail resp.

Fiifi

How the speaker was able to make the audience laugh on cue or have the room filled with silence yet everyone is leaning forward full engaged. The middle section focuses on the importance of novelty by, for example delivering jaw dropping moments, while the last part covers the third column of a successful TED talk, being memorable. recall by the recipients.

spoilering too much, the book is divided into three section, the first one on how to touch the emotional level of the audience by using e. Occasionally I watch TED talks.