I think it's so cool how you can see how all your points are implemented in this video. Very concise & engaging. As a researcher I desperately needed to watch this video.
Good to have someone on your wavelength to ramble with,that’s where the good ideas get started … Carefully and painfully constructed communication is for formal situations like public consumption.
I love it how several of the people commenting expect a video to confirm their biases and proceed to prove how this is useless based on their preconceived ideas. Classic can’t see the forest for the trees. Thanks for another insightful video Vicky, and I love it how you make use of other concepts you discussed already. Keep up the great work!
Perfect timing! I’m putting together a presentation about a project I did 4 years ago, so I can’t access the story of the work easily. This gave me some great frameworks to organize my work and ideas. This pulled me out of my rut a little bit!
Good insight ... thank you for sharing Vicky - will add this to me "remember myself before the week starts" topics. Clear structure and is well explained (even I understood it 😉).
🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:56 *🧠 Lack of structure leads to rambling; frameworks provide clarity.* 02:52 *💡 Specificity sharpens ideas and enhances clarity in communication.* 04:19 *🗣️ Start with "the one thing you need to know" to provide direction and refine your point.* 05:16 *🔄 Even with a point, structure is crucial to avoid rambling; improv frameworks help.* 08:40 *🎯 Utilize "via negativa" to specify what something is not, enhancing clarity.* Made with HARPA AI
Do you have frameworks for daily life apart from work? For instance, do you have go-to questions when you wake up, or a framework to maintain focus while doing chores? How do you avoid the phenomenon of going to the kitchen and then asking, 'What was I supposed to do here?' or episodes of forgetfulness? Nice vid 🖐🏻
Great video as always. Could you give some frameworks while brainstorming for ideas in a meeting and you don’t want to ramble with why you think and why you think what you think and so on. How to streamline the thinking and get straight to the point. I usually say, I think three ways to do it and make up three things if I can. Usually the 3rd bucket is something I couldn’t place in any of the first two buckets. But I feel it’s not sufficient. Is there any framework you can prescribe. OMG! I just realised you are a doctor for frameworks 😂
lol appreciate the title!! And great idea - brainstorming frameworks is actually something I've been working on these days. Let me plan a video on this :) Thank you for watching and for the suggestion!
You have good content and an animated speaking style. I would simplify all the added cut scenes and graphics. They take away from your message rather than enhance it. Every cut scene makes the viewer stop listening to you and try to understand what's going on in the scene. Your current mike and better surroundings (curtain over window) have improved your sound quality dramatically over your earlier videos. I would be happier and able to focus better on what you were saying if it was just you speaking without the add-ons and special effects.
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You're right! I've been in touch with a financial advisor ever since I started my business. Knowing today's culture, The challenge is knowing when to purchase or sell when investing in trending stocks, which is pretty simple. On my portfolio, which has grown over $900k in a little over a year, my adviser chooses entry and exit orders.
Angela Lynn Schilling is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Thank you so much for your helpful tip! I was able to verify the person and book a call session with her. She seems very proficient and I'm really grateful for your guidance
yes ! just would like to add a big thing more : for all ADHD people, because there is a lack of dopamine, even with points and frames, it's extremely difficult to organize the talk. Roadsigns are not so helpful to blind people. Frames are not a perfect medicine for ADHD people :) I mean, we can use it like a blind person would use a white stick : that will make the situation less worst.... 🤣 Actually, I started a youtube channel, and making 15 seconds shorts... it's a kind of frame ! Only one thing at a time. One single word. That's my synapses' reeducation.😅😅😅
Love that you're using shorts as a frame... my channel is my frame to keep me distilling what I've learnt and practice articulating so that makes it the 2 of us!
@@VickyZhaoBEEAMP You are really good at what you do. Your content is loaded with a lot of practical information and tips for anyone who happens to be in the communication business. Please keep these videos coming
It sucks having a PARALLEL PROCESSING… my brain does -3-4-5 -6 TRACKS AT THE SAME TIME - ADHD …… when I was younger I could go to a meeting and every second was recorded , people would ask me “aren’t u taking notes” and I found that very weird? … because I had no issues with retaention…as I got to my mid thirties …I lost that Curse” and “gift” I ramble now , due to inability to controle with less energy …to counter my parallel processing …I have got to employ behavioral modifications
Senior leaders in a corporation have 10 hours of meetings scheduled per day. While they have the meetings they need to read, answer emails and create documents and statements. If you ramble they perceive you as costing the company money and robbing them of their time. It is a career killer
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“The one thing …..is that the marketing campaign was successful.” What if the listener interjects that he heard that we won’t get any repeat customers (which adds to the bottom line with minimal effort), and you are telling me it was successful? Rather than being drawn into the tangent of lessons learnt that we must build more unique products (which is investment by the company), in the first place, it is safe to say that the marketing campaign was “overall “ successful. What do you think? Whenever I watch your videos, I learn something. Thank you.
Yes, Vicky, the scene is cluttered and distracting from your presentation. Why the daisies? Why the window, gauzy curtain, the possibility of the wind storm? Why the RUclips Achievement Plaque, except to provide some sort of credibility to the event? All of this is working against your making your points. Try using a blank background. Make your points standing next to a table piled with jumbled objects which you rearrange into logical order. Get out of the center of the frame. Are you running for office? Concentrate on the moving of the objects. The text shots are very good. Show your face only at the beginning, before each section and at the end. You are the leader, not the subject. And leaders don't giggle. Thoughtful smiles are more engaging. The question easily arises as to whether you can perform this at all if your hands were tied. Try rehearsing talking while sitting on your hands. Bet you can't do it. Film it three times to work out the jitters. I assume that you use a teleprompter so you need not worry about the material. Relax and consider what your listener needs. If you wrote this, you are a star. Relax. This is not an audition. You've got the part. Keep objects in your hands until you don't need them anymore.
The headline is misleading. There's a lot of rumbling here, I didn't find any significant articulable aspects or outlines that guide the development of a concise yet clear narrative.
This is a video about making concise points. This is a video about making concise points by a person who business is to tell people how to make concise points. Yet she chats and giggles and laughs on the podcast like she’s talking to her friends. Not making concise points about making concise points, but instead rambles on with a lot of chitchat that really isn’t relevant to the concise points that she’s trying to make.sum up a lot of chat very little info
It's a good video, with useful advice. It's a shame you chose to critisize rather than listen. The advice is... 1. Have a clear (single) point from the outset. 2. Use a structure to communicate 3. Be specific about what's next
I see your point there. It'd probably be more convincing if the entire video was a demonstration of the framework. It wasn't rambling, it was still relevant context. But I agree it could have been structured better, especially if the video is about speaking on point. However, I didn't like the tone of your comment. It's a useful video overall, doesn't deserve the kind of negative bullshit you're giving it. Having a bad day perhaps? Don't comment then. We don't need your negativity.
Unfortunately for me the copious amount of clip-art injection, stock footage & micro-zooms, lowers the baseline integrity to less than zero. Ironic given the subject, but I actually have an attention span greater than a gold fish, and I don't need visual rambling or clutter to prevent me from leaving. It will make me leave a thumbs down and jump-cut myself away well before the end.
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I think it's so cool how you can see how all your points are implemented in this video. Very concise & engaging. As a researcher I desperately needed to watch this video.
Glad you liked this!! Thank you for watching and for spotting the frameworks in action :)
Good to have someone on your wavelength to ramble with,that’s where the good ideas get started … Carefully and painfully constructed communication is for formal situations like public consumption.
I love it how several of the people commenting expect a video to confirm their biases and proceed to prove how this is useless based on their preconceived ideas. Classic can’t see the forest for the trees.
Thanks for another insightful video Vicky, and I love it how you make use of other concepts you discussed already.
Keep up the great work!
Perfect timing! I’m putting together a presentation about a project I did 4 years ago, so I can’t access the story of the work easily. This gave me some great frameworks to organize my work and ideas. This pulled me out of my rut a little bit!
Haha fantastic timing!! Good luck with the presentation and let me know which one was helpful and which one needs more explaining!
I just discovered your channel, and this is my second video, and im blown away. You have a subscriber in me
your videos are very useful and gives pretty constructive and practical advice. Thank you!
This was crystal clear and concise. Amazing❤👏🏽
Good insight ... thank you for sharing Vicky - will add this to me "remember myself before the week starts" topics.
Clear structure and is well explained (even I understood it 😉).
Ohh I like that - a list for before the week starts :)
Thank you Vicky, this video is so easy to follow. I am helped so much. Good job.
I absolutely love this and it's very insightful thank you need more of this please ... practical applications of frameworks.
Agreed! More practical applications of frameworks need to happen in the world. Would be such a waste to keep them theoretical hehe
I am glad I found your channel
Great video !
Sometimes I even struggle to keep a casual conversation going with people from the top management..
I get that ... casual is sometimes more pressure than work topics since anything is technically fair game...
Love your candid approach to this topic
Appreciate the support and thank you for watching!!
🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
00:56 *🧠 Lack of structure leads to rambling; frameworks provide clarity.*
02:52 *💡 Specificity sharpens ideas and enhances clarity in communication.*
04:19 *🗣️ Start with "the one thing you need to know" to provide direction and refine your point.*
05:16 *🔄 Even with a point, structure is crucial to avoid rambling; improv frameworks help.*
08:40 *🎯 Utilize "via negativa" to specify what something is not, enhancing clarity.*
Made with HARPA AI
Thank you very much!
Wow! This is such an empowering video ❤🙏🏽
Glad you liked this :) thank you for watching and for the comment!
Do you have frameworks for daily life apart from work? For instance, do you have go-to questions when you wake up, or a framework to maintain focus while doing chores? How do you avoid the phenomenon of going to the kitchen and then asking, 'What was I supposed to do here?' or episodes of forgetfulness?
Nice vid 🖐🏻
Ohh love the question and yes I do have some go-to daily frameworks. Let me plan a video around this!! Thank you for the suggestion and for watching
This is exactly what I’ve been looking for but couldn’t put in words. Thank you
Aww thank you for saying so!!
It’s super useful. ❤ thank you!
You give amazing solutions ❤
Thank you for watching!!!
Great video as always.
Could you give some frameworks while brainstorming for ideas in a meeting and you don’t want to ramble with why you think and why you think what you think and so on. How to streamline the thinking and get straight to the point. I usually say, I think three ways to do it and make up three things if I can. Usually the 3rd bucket is something I couldn’t place in any of the first two buckets. But I feel it’s not sufficient. Is there any framework you can prescribe.
OMG! I just realised you are a doctor for frameworks 😂
lol appreciate the title!! And great idea - brainstorming frameworks is actually something I've been working on these days. Let me plan a video on this :) Thank you for watching and for the suggestion!
This is gold.
You have good content and an animated speaking style. I would simplify all the added cut scenes and graphics. They take away from your message rather than enhance it. Every cut scene makes the viewer stop listening to you and try to understand what's going on in the scene.
Your current mike and better surroundings (curtain over window) have improved your sound quality dramatically over your earlier videos. I would be happier and able to focus better on what you were saying if it was just you speaking without the add-ons and special effects.
Great video 🙏 thanks.
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You're right! I've been in touch with a financial advisor ever since I started my business. Knowing today's culture, The challenge is knowing when to purchase or sell when investing in trending stocks, which is pretty simple. On my portfolio, which has grown over $900k in a little over a year, my adviser chooses entry and exit orders.
Please who is the consultant that assist you with your investment and if you don't mind, how do I get in touch if you don't mind
Angela Lynn Schilling is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Thank you so much for your helpful tip! I was able to verify the person and book a call session with her. She seems very proficient and I'm really grateful for your guidance
yes ! just would like to add a big thing more : for all ADHD people, because there is a lack of dopamine, even with points and frames, it's extremely difficult to organize the talk. Roadsigns are not so helpful to blind people. Frames are not a perfect medicine for ADHD people :) I mean, we can use it like a blind person would use a white stick : that will make the situation less worst.... 🤣
Actually, I started a youtube channel, and making 15 seconds shorts... it's a kind of frame ! Only one thing at a time. One single word. That's my synapses' reeducation.😅😅😅
Love that you're using shorts as a frame... my channel is my frame to keep me distilling what I've learnt and practice articulating so that makes it the 2 of us!
Thank you so much for this
Thank you for watching!!
@@VickyZhaoBEEAMP You are really good at what you do. Your content is loaded with a lot of practical information and tips for anyone who happens to be in the communication business. Please keep these videos coming
Preparation with brainstorming, refining and ordering goes a long way
Yesssss 🙌
Awesome content, you're wonderful!
Appreciate the support!!! 🙏 thank you for watching and saying so :)
It sucks having a PARALLEL PROCESSING… my brain does -3-4-5 -6 TRACKS AT THE SAME TIME - ADHD …… when I was younger I could go to a meeting and every second was recorded , people would ask me “aren’t u taking notes” and I found that very weird? … because I had no issues with retaention…as I got to my mid thirties …I lost that Curse” and “gift” I ramble now , due to inability to controle with less energy …to counter my parallel processing …I have got to employ behavioral modifications
This video is too little too late. It should have been posted yesterday before I went rambling during my evaluation at my local Toastmasters.
Haha evaluations are only for a point in time! You’ll be out there making concise points for life :)
Your Toastmates will love this video then! 😂
This is great.
Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
this is great!
Senior leaders in a corporation have 10 hours of meetings scheduled per day. While they have the meetings they need to read, answer emails and create documents and statements. If you ramble they perceive you as costing the company money and robbing them of their time.
It is a career killer
What in the Hellll...You read Mrs. Dalloway in Grade 10 English? I am profoundly impressed. Also, good video. Thanks!
🤣 haha it was torture and thank you for watching!!
Nice
BLUFF, Pyramid principles, Barbara Minto...You're welcome
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What's your favourite way to stop rambling?
☝Check out the 5 Min Communication Framework to be that confident articulator at work: beeamp-be-amplified.ck.page/6982dc1717
In the moment? Ask a question! It stops me and starts them; once I get input, then I can figure out what's missing and what I need to say.
“The one thing …..is that the marketing campaign was successful.” What if the listener interjects that he heard that we won’t get any repeat customers (which adds to the bottom line with minimal effort), and you are telling me it was successful? Rather than being drawn into the tangent of lessons learnt that we must build more unique products (which is investment by the company), in the first place, it is safe to say that the marketing campaign was “overall “ successful. What do you think?
Whenever I watch your videos, I learn something. Thank you.
think how will you endthe point then what is important to tell and then how much other person knows about it and bham!
How do i remove the auto dubbed?
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What’s in your library?
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03:58 Holy crap it looks super windy out there.
lol exactly what I thought when I was editing 😅
Yes, Vicky, the scene is cluttered and distracting from your presentation. Why the daisies? Why the window, gauzy curtain, the possibility of the wind storm? Why the RUclips Achievement Plaque, except to provide some sort of credibility to the event? All of this is working against your making your points.
Try using a blank background. Make your points standing next to a table piled with jumbled objects which you rearrange into logical order. Get out of the center of the frame. Are you running for office? Concentrate on the moving of the objects. The text shots are very good. Show your face only at the beginning, before each section and at the end. You are the leader, not the subject. And leaders don't giggle. Thoughtful smiles are more engaging.
The question easily arises as to whether you can perform this at all if your hands were tied. Try rehearsing talking while sitting on your hands. Bet you can't do it. Film it three times to work out the jitters. I assume that you use a teleprompter so you need not worry about the material. Relax and consider what your listener needs. If you wrote this, you are a star. Relax. This is not an audition. You've got the part. Keep objects in your hands until you don't need them anymore.
Vicky needs to drop a video on her skincare routine!
lol I gotta thank editing features that auto-beautify face 😅
Shish! You gonna spoil this child!
Yeah , like I was you know going to like, tell you , yeah but I can't, like you know spit it out
The headline is misleading. There's a lot of rumbling here, I didn't find any significant articulable aspects or outlines that guide the development of a concise yet clear narrative.
This is a video about making concise points. This is a video about making concise points by a person who business is to tell people how to make concise points. Yet she chats and giggles and laughs on the podcast like she’s talking to her friends. Not making concise points about making concise points, but instead rambles on with a lot of chitchat that really isn’t relevant to the concise points that she’s trying to make.sum up a lot of chat very little info
Bro take this BS somewhere else
The whole intro is all rumbling
It's a good video, with useful advice. It's a shame you chose to critisize rather than listen. The advice is...
1. Have a clear (single) point from the outset.
2. Use a structure to communicate
3. Be specific about what's next
I see your point there. It'd probably be more convincing if the entire video was a demonstration of the framework. It wasn't rambling, it was still relevant context. But I agree it could have been structured better, especially if the video is about speaking on point. However, I didn't like the tone of your comment. It's a useful video overall, doesn't deserve the kind of negative bullshit you're giving it. Having a bad day perhaps? Don't comment then. We don't need your negativity.
Excuse her for trying to have a personality and make the video a little more engaging while talking about an otherwise mundane topic 😂
You rumbled about the problem
I was just thinking that 😆
I heard only one real frame work and lots of rambling
So the one thing you need to know about the video… is it’s not for you :)
Is this a joke? A rambling way to talk about stop ramblings…
Appreciate the intent, but you gotta reduce your coffin intake.
Please use a marketing failure next time. Then itvsounds less like how to brag and more like how to elucidate.
Why even comment. Seriously
@@cgreen9686yes, that was deep.
Unfortunately for me the copious amount of clip-art injection, stock footage & micro-zooms, lowers the baseline integrity to less than zero. Ironic given the subject, but I actually have an attention span greater than a gold fish, and I don't need visual rambling or clutter to prevent me from leaving. It will make me leave a thumbs down and jump-cut myself away well before the end.
great video, thank you 😊