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Discover the essential skills for impactful communication with Robyn Hatcher's SpeakEasy program. Learn how to captivate your audience using the 3 V's of effective communication: Vocal, Visual, and Verbal skills. Understand how tone, body language, and powerful language contribute to your success, whether in presentations or daily interactions. Embrace the art of storytelling, emotional appeals, and strategic organization to leave a lasting impression. Transform your communication style to engage, inspire, and lead with confidence.
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Welcome! Stand Out! Speak Up!Shine Through! Presenting with Power, Passion and Purpose www.Robyn HatcherSpeakEasy.com
Katz Business School Survey • Communication skills were cited as the single most important deciding factor in choosing managers. • Communication skills, including written and oral presentations, were among the main factors contributing to job success. www.Mindtools.com www.Robyn HatcherSpeakEasy.com
What do you want your audience to remember? • You were prepared and knowledgeable • You were poised and confident • You didn’t lose your place • All of the above • None of the above www.Robyn HatcherSpeakEasy.com
Correct Answer • None of the above www.Robyn HatcherSpeakEasy.com
Focusing on You… • Keeps you from building rapport with your audience • Robs you of passion • Is a major source of nervousness www.Robyn HatcherSpeakEasy.com
Re-focus. • Focus on what you are going to give - not on what you are going to get. • Focus on what the audience needs from you - not on what it thinks of you. www.Robyn HatcherSpeakEasy.com
3 V’s of Effective Communication ____ Vocal: What’s Heard • Tone, quality, pitch, resonance, volume • Variation within pitch and volume • Vocal patterns, accent ____ Visual: What’s Seen • Gestures, facial expressions, posture, movement ____ Verbal: What’s Said • Organization, vocabulary, grammar, use of “non-words” www.Robyn HatcherSpeakEasy.com
How 3 V’s Affect Communication 38% ____ Vocal: What’s Heard • Tone, quality, pitch, resonance, volume • Variation within pitch and volume • Vocal patterns, accent ____ Visual: What’s Seen • Gestures, facial expressions, posture, movement ____ Verbal: What’s Said • Organization, vocabulary, grammar, use of “non-words” 55% 7% www.Robyn HatcherSpeakEasy.com
Visual Skills = Power • Eye Contact • Posture and Movement • Gestures • Facial expressions • Dress the part www.Robyn HatcherSpeakEasy.com
Vocal Skills = Passion • Breathe from your diaphragm • Vary stress, rhythm, intonation and volume • Articulate • Learn the Power of the Pause • Get rid of habitual non-words www.Robyn HatcherSpeakEasy.com
Verbal Skills = Purpose • Grab their attention • Rhetorical questions • Startling fact, statement, statistic • An anecdote/story • Well known but not hackneyed quotation www.Robyn HatcherSpeakEasy.com
Verbal Skills - Continued • Tell them What’s In It For Them • Use strong and powerful language • Be judicial with jargon • Use emotional and logical appeals • Use visual evocative language • Use humor (not jokes!) when appropriate www.Robyn HatcherSpeakEasy.com
Find opportunities to Shine!! For a Speakeasy Session or Live Presentation Contact: NYCSpeakeasy@aol.com www.Robyn HatcherSpeakEasy.com