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Hello, Deborah and thank you for sharing your insights on presentations. I appreciate your professionalism, conciseness and candor. Public speaking is something I really enjoy and desire to do it with excellence; your video is very helpful in beginning my journey. Thank you again!
its very helpful to me.... tomorrow i have my speech competition and i am well prepared for it thnkyou vry much ........!!!!!! thnks once again now i am not feeling nervous and i am fully confident that i will win the competition........
Here from English presentation class, we are using 4 of your videos for my class at Yale. You must be quite extraordinary to reach this many people view-wise
I truly enjoyed these wonderful tips and practice points that were shared with their readers. Each tutorial added to the others a piece of the presentation just as a finger serves a hand causing the hand to serve the wrist and on and on. I viewed enthusiastically these fine tutorials on successful use of speaking methodologies when speaking to a public audience and learned in the process I have been a criminal defense lawyer for 43 years; an ordained minister with my Master of Divinity; an adjunct professor of philosophy; PhD In pastoral psychology; an author; a presenter on law and Ethics/Civility to thousands of lawyers all over the U S. to satisfy 4 credit hours to comply with their state's CLE requirements; speak two languages; 45 years of athletics including rugby; tv/movie personality; etc I have the experience to say this: if you can't be at one with your audience and cause them to feel better about themselves ; to feel their joy and sorrows; to create that ontological moment to be remembered forever; to empathize; then you have lost a point in your presentation. It truly takes a lifetime for most people to love their audiences - truly so May The Lord continue to hold each of you in His favor. I, getting tired and must rest
I'm watching all of your videos, one day I'm gonna change the world, it doesn't matter if it's for the better or for the worse. When I speak the whole world will tremble and all my actions will make it crumble.
Even if I don´t like the tone of your voice, you catched me with your kind of presentation, your gestures und your posture. Amazing, I´ll try to copy some of these.. Thanks
She said that so you are aware that she has knowledge on the subject, a good presenter lets the audience know why what they are talking about is worth their time.
Thiago, that's exactly what she should do. She is teaching people about presentations skills so I think it's totally appropriate to establish her credentials and experiences - even those from from an early age. If you had listened to the section immediately after the opening you would have heard her explain that the technique she used was 'story telling' whereby she shared her credentials in a story as opposed to simply stating them. I think she is highly credible and skilled speaker.
Hey people!!! Do not put bad comments, that this is boring or bad. This is an example, what not to do! She "teaches viewers how to create terrific openings and closings to presentations." ... :)
Deborah,known be goodness with you I'm From Somaliland your videos made me professional trainer of Deborah it's amazing that's a great help ,thanks you so much for the tips
such a great tips. I am scheduled to give a destination presentation infront of 100 pax, not in my native language but in French. I know that I am lack in this language and I want to be the best in delivering my speech. Thank you.
A perfect presentation about how to deliver a perfect presentation! Thank you very much for explaining and illustrating the art of preparing and giving a great presentation. It is not only informative but also captivating.
Thanks Deborah, this was a good, basic message that hit on many of the important points of introductions and conclusions. I am going to share this with my classes and am sure that they will be able to use many of the techniques. Everything is not relevant to the presentations they will be delivering but I will cover those, (this doesn't make the entire message irrelevant, however.) I have read through the comments and have to say for those who have the attention span of a flea, are just ready to criticize without thinking, and think they know best, guess what? They don't.
I have listed to this presentation over and over. I would have liked more specifics on opening and closing for a dissertation defense. I hope I can emulate your exceptional ways--just hope tomorrow my defense will reflect your passion.
the video is example in itself what you are trying to explain s. Thanks Deb these points are really helping me in constructing my presentation sensibily
Well I'm going to a really big law suit case and I want to be as deliberate and firm because nothing seems to change and I need to make a powerful and positive message so many can look at the facts and its available for people to do some research for themselves thanks to the readers
Agree it can be very easy to lose your audience. Sometimes if you haven't captivated your audience in the first 30 seconds then it can be an uphill struggle. It is about being confident to be yourself and speak to your audience with impact.
I can't belive the silly stupid comments on here. I thought it was one of the BEST videos on the subject. I'm glad I did not read any comments before viewing. I agree with you. Most presenters know it can be difficult and even frighting to go up on stage and do this. This iis one of those reasons....stupid people!
Machine generated gestures. Robotic, mechanical and almost predictable. Notice the pointed finger as in "You've been a very naughty little boy or girl!" For me, the visual and aural side is not attractive; however the content is quite good.
I'm at my first 30 seconds but, what I've learned from my short experience is that: people don't care about the position of someone when he/she starts the speech, but that person is interest about why that speaker is there. Is the speaker skilful ? I would create a bridge rather than putting on myself the label of "look I'm the expert here" in the first seconds of my speech. Always in the audience will be people better than you and the opposite.
Hi doctor, i'm a Phd. student, i'll defend my thesis in the few coming months, i really hope benefited some of your advices for the defense day, how to start, how to manage my stress... help plz :)
If you’d like to discuss coaching, speaking, training, or facilitating, visit me online at www.deborahgraysonriegel.com.
Check out all of my courses at this link: deborahgraysonriegel.com/udemy-courses/
You are truly an expert public speaker. Like your presentation.
Hello, Deborah and thank you for sharing your insights on presentations. I appreciate your professionalism, conciseness and candor. Public speaking is something I really enjoy and desire to do it with excellence; your video is very helpful in beginning my journey. Thank you again!
i am so happy I stumbles upon these wonderful tips. Ms Deborah, you rock!
its very helpful to me.... tomorrow i have my speech competition and i am well prepared for it thnkyou vry much ........!!!!!! thnks once again now i am not feeling nervous and i am fully confident that i will win the competition........
Here from English presentation class, we are using 4 of your videos for my class at Yale. You must be quite extraordinary to reach this many people view-wise
she's great, she proved herself in the presentation itself.
Deborah, you are wonderful, you carry people alone the long haul and make people wanting more; its a fantastic video clip! many thanks for sharing.
The information that you provided in this short, but rather useful video, was phenomenal.
Thank you so much
I truly enjoyed these wonderful tips and practice points that were shared with their readers. Each tutorial added to the others a piece of the presentation just as a finger serves a hand causing the hand to serve the wrist and on and on. I viewed enthusiastically these fine tutorials on successful use of speaking methodologies when speaking to a public audience and learned in the process
I have been a criminal defense lawyer for 43 years; an ordained minister with my Master of Divinity; an adjunct professor of philosophy; PhD In pastoral psychology; an author; a presenter on law and Ethics/Civility to thousands of lawyers all over the U S. to satisfy 4 credit hours to comply with their state's CLE requirements; speak two languages; 45 years of athletics including rugby; tv/movie personality; etc
I have the experience to say this: if you can't be at one with your audience and cause them to feel better about themselves ; to feel their joy and sorrows; to create that ontological moment to be remembered forever; to empathize; then you have lost a point in your presentation. It truly takes a lifetime for most people to love their audiences - truly so
May The Lord continue to hold each of you in His favor. I, getting tired and must rest
+William Glisson Omfg my eyes. The way you make spaces before each paragraph is really weird and irritating.
chemistrygeek15 Yeah but not in a RUclips comment.
I'm watching all of your videos, one day I'm gonna change the world, it doesn't matter if it's for the better or for the worse.
When I speak the whole world will tremble and all my actions will make it crumble.
Please let it be for the better. None of us need things to be worse.
Even if I don´t like the tone of your voice, you catched me with your kind of presentation, your gestures und your posture. Amazing, I´ll try to copy some of these.. Thanks
Nicely done - yes so many speakers start with a boring opening. You state it well.
number one tip: Never start a speech bragging that you were a high school champion....
She said that so you are aware that she has knowledge on the subject, a good presenter lets the audience know why what they are talking about is worth their time.
Thiago, that's exactly what she should do. She is teaching people about presentations skills so I think it's totally appropriate to establish her credentials and experiences - even those from from an early age. If you had listened to the section immediately after the opening you would have heard her explain that the technique she used was 'story telling' whereby she shared her credentials in a story as opposed to simply stating them. I think she is highly credible and skilled speaker.
ha ha
Why not? Don't be so bitter.
she's alright :)
I love how I just watched a presentation about a presentation. xD
Ruthy ok
yo dawg... I heard you like presentations...
help me pls cos i should presentation about a presentation :)
Thank you so much!! I was struggling to create an opening to my presentation and this gave me some new ideas on how to start it! :)
Hello Deborah , your material is excellent and I am using as a paramater for years
Hey people!!! Do not put bad comments, that this is boring or bad. This is an example, what not to do!
She "teaches viewers how to create terrific openings and closings to presentations."
... :)
Deborah,known be goodness with you
I'm From Somaliland your videos made me professional trainer of Deborah
it's amazing that's a great help ,thanks you so much for the tips
such a great tips. I am scheduled to give a destination presentation infront of 100 pax, not in my native language but in French. I know that I am lack in this language and I want to be the best in delivering my speech. Thank you.
You start with a bang and you end with a bang. Bang, bang. That resonates with your audience.
I really appriciate your instructions, Prof. Riegel. You saved my life before mid-term speech test.
A perfect presentation about how to deliver a perfect presentation! Thank you very much for explaining and illustrating the art of preparing and giving a great presentation. It is not only informative but also captivating.
Thanks Deborah, this was a good, basic message that hit on many of the important points of introductions and conclusions. I am going to share this with my classes and am sure that they will be able to use many of the techniques. Everything is not relevant to the presentations they will be delivering but I will cover those, (this doesn't make the entire message irrelevant, however.) I have read through the comments and have to say for those who have the attention span of a flea, are just ready to criticize without thinking, and think they know best, guess what? They don't.
Thanks so much,it helps.I'm a networker and currently preparing for my.our business presentation meeting.GOD BLESS,Tremendously !
I am glad I watched this video before my presentation day. Very useful and up to the point.Thank you so much.
Great stuff! You know exactly what to do with your hands and body movement tone and all CHEERS!
She gives wonderful suggestions on how to set the tone- great job!
Hi Deborah, thank you for sharing.
Good tips that I will certainly try to practice during my next speeches.
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Great, Simple,Straightforward and Effective
Wow your tips really helped me and i am growing as a teacher thank you very much
I have listed to this presentation over and over. I would have liked more specifics on opening and closing for a dissertation defense. I hope I can emulate your exceptional ways--just hope tomorrow my defense will reflect your passion.
Thank you for your tips, it is very helpful to have some tips for oral presentations
wow... your english is really good ma'am
Gre at ‘Platform Presence’ and though a fast delivery, it’s succinct and well delivered.
next week i have a presentation.....and this was really helpful ,thanks a lot ... :)
Atleast u had a week. I only have 1 day
I do thank you so much for this video I pray 🙏 for you to get more knowledge and give you good health
funny since I was lost before the .50 second mark. she brought me back at 1:10 tho. I wonder why she didn't start like that...
hi ,i'm from Cambodia,Angkor wat,when i listen your tips it's amazing that's a great help ,thanks you very much for the tips
I love your home town, visited back in 2005.
It ws quite gud.... N it ws a prfct example to hold the audience... Wit ur tips n intonations u used...... Thanx
Deborah- I understand the essence of the close, but is there a video where you give an example of a strong close? TY!
the video is example in itself what you are trying to explain s. Thanks Deb these points are really helping me in constructing my presentation sensibily
Nicely done... From start to finish...thanks
Thank you. Wrap up mesage was particularly impressive
Excellent application and i highly recommend it.
Well I'm going to a really big law suit case and I want to be as deliberate and firm because nothing seems to change and I need to make a powerful and positive message so many can look at the facts and its available for people to do some research for themselves thanks to the readers
Thank you for your useful points on opening and closing a talk.
I like it and the stomach growl at 3:11, mike up, or a bagel at 7:00 AM may help!
I heard the growl too aha
Agree it can be very easy to lose your audience. Sometimes if you haven't captivated your audience in the first 30 seconds then it can be an uphill struggle. It is about being confident to be yourself and speak to your audience with impact.
Este video es espectacular, tiene contenido, la profundidad necesaria para ponerlo a prueba en nuestras presentaciones.
THANKS DEBORAH YOUR THE BEST
Very nice presentation and its professional. regards from Australia
Wonderful suggestions .. like your smart dressing sense
thanks.. i like the point of a polished presenter!
Thank you very much for the speaking tips! You're right...I always forget the call to action at the end of a presentation. All the BEST to you.
trained hundreds of thousands of speakers, simply not possible!
Good advice Deborah. Especially the idea of addressing and dealing with the common elements to build rapport
Nice video. Thanks a lot. Will take it in consideration on my next presentation.
Great one... I love the way you talk and Thank you so much for the tips.
Very useful! Thank you!😊👍
Thank you so much Coach Deborah for sharing this very helpful tips :)
great introduction and speak fluency. i like your presentation
Thank U so much. That clear enough.
Enrich my knowledge.
guys, don't judge, everyone has the same right to upload their video on youtube
I can't belive the silly stupid comments on here. I thought it was one of the BEST videos on the subject. I'm glad I did not read any comments before viewing. I agree with you. Most presenters know it can be difficult and even frighting to go up on stage and do this. This iis one of those reasons....stupid people!
True that tho!
and we also have the right to criticize the video itself..
LMFAO FUCK YES BITCH
how to start a presentation if im a tour operator for past 6 year in nepal
Great teaching for beginners....
very good opening and closing presentation
Thank u so much mom for your video, this information and tips helpful me to get better for my speaking in public...
Fantastic insight! thank you for sharing.
Wow! Very educative. Thanks
the contents are very informative. I don't care if it's scripted.
i also luv her gestures they are amazing
??? She looks like a robot!
Machine generated gestures. Robotic, mechanical and almost predictable.
Notice the pointed finger as in "You've been a very naughty little boy or girl!"
For me, the visual and aural side is not attractive; however the content is quite good.
Very nice & informative video.Thanks for making it.
really very helpful, thank you so much for this posting
The above video itself has great Opening and Closing.
She is great, i love your tutorials, thanks
Professional polished great information
any suggestion on which general lines one should conclude a presentation?
I've enjoyed the presentation. IIt's been very helpful to me. Thanks
Thank you this was informative and helped me!
Great help.
That's really Great ! Just love your presentation skill !
Interesting! General points to have in mind!
I'm at my first 30 seconds but, what I've learned from my short experience is that: people don't care about the position of someone when he/she starts the speech, but that person is interest about why that speaker is there. Is the speaker skilful ? I would create a bridge rather than putting on myself the label of "look I'm the expert here" in the first seconds of my speech. Always in the audience will be people better than you and the opposite.
Very Good your presentation sir.
Great comments and advice.Thank you,Ed
Hey I like the way u r talking and voice modulation
I have some queries regarding the seminar. could pls help me out
Thanks for the insights, they are indeed awesome and succinct!
Thank you Deborah, excellent tips! cheers from Vancouver Canada.
thanks your presentation I expect to defense my thesis well(MPH)
you are lovely and great personality, thanks for motivating us
You're totally right: you have less than 30 seconds to convince your audience to listen to you; so you've got to start with a bang.
wonderful presentation
Brilliant I love the technique
So helpful! Better to listen at 1.25 speed. :)
Thanks.....
I ENJOYED THIS THANKS. KEEP IT UP!
Thanks a lot for giving useful tips
Hi doctor, i'm a Phd. student, i'll defend my thesis in the few coming months, i really hope benefited some of your advices for the defense day, how to start, how to manage my stress... help plz :)
Valuable. Great. Thank you.
Good advice. I'll just have to hold the audience's attention until then. Some flattery should do the trick; think you can spare some?
May I update business case study any presentation ?