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Art of Telling
Think of Communication in Terms of an Outcome!
Presentation by Gary Tomlinson Tomlinson & Associates
Audience Volunteers – Part 1
Your Name Where you
were Born / Grew Up
Your Position An Asset… A Hazard… A Fun Fact…
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
Effective Communication
The right people, getting the right information, at the right time.
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
Effective Communication
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
Three Satisfactions to Receive
1. Attention – To be listened to.
2. Belief – Acceptance of our ideas.
3. Action – We want our words to persuade others to act.
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
Three Satisfactions to Give
1. To Feel Comfortable – With you and your ideas.
2. To Feel Attracted to the Future – “What’s in it for me?”
3. To See they have the Power to do it – Authority, Ability, Desire...
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Logos Logical Reasonable Makes Sense
Pathos Emotional Believable Compelling
Ethos Trustworthy Authority Credible“Aristotle’s Three Elements of Persuasion”
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
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Connection
DeliveryContent
The effective order is to open with Connection,
Drive impressions with Delivery,
and then add on Content.
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
Traits of Effective Speakers
That make others feel comfortable…
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“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
Traits of Effective Speakers
That make others feel comfortable…
They have a passion for their message.
They speak with authority (well-prepared, focused, knowledgeable).
They connect with their listener (audience).
They tell a good story.
They use their voices well.
They are vulnerable.
They are authentic.
They have a sense of humor.
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
Traits of Ineffective Speakers
That make others feel uncomfortable…
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“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
Traits of Ineffective Speakers
That make others feel uncomfortable…
They ramble.
They speak in monotone.
They are uniformed on their topic.
They show no energy or passion.
They use too many fillers (non-words).
They exhibit poor eye contact.
They pace, wander or fidget.
They use profanity or questionable humor.
They lack preparation.
They are poor storytellers.
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
Your Image
Verbal, Vocal and Visual Combine to be powerful.
Image is defined by: Verbal (words) ______% Vocal (tonality) ______% Visual (physical) ______%
100 %
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
Your Image
Image is defined by:
Verbal 7 %
Vocal 38 %
Visual 55 %
100 %
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
Your Image
Your Image consists of a number of components: Posture Attitude Clothing Energy Level Competence Knowledge of Subject Preparation
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
Your Image
Image continued: Use of Language Gestures Voice and Vocal Variety
It boils down to what we say and how we say it and what we do and how we do it!
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
Active Listening Skills
Attending Ask open-ended questions
Acknowledgment Use signals to convey you’re listening
Paraphrase Repeat what you’ve heard
Probing Ask more questions
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
Four Critical Dimensionsof Communication:
1. Build Trust
2. Share Knowledge
3. Provide Feedback
4. Walk the Talk
Audience Volunteers – Part 2
Name Where you
were Born / Grew Up
Your Position Asset… Hazard… Fun Fact
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
Execution Process Model
Goal Vision
Actionable Intelligence
Critical Steps
Execution
Assessing
Rewards / Consequenc
es
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
Art of Telling
Think of Communication in Terms of an Outcome!
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
The Six Delivery Skills
1. Posture (shows composure)
2. Eye Contact (shows composure)
3. Movement (shows energy)
4. Facial Expressions (shows energy)
5. Gestures (show composure & energy)
6. Vocal Variety (shows energy)
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Connection
DeliveryContent
Most people lead with Content,
Polish with Delivery,
and add on Connection.
“Professional Speaking Education for Professional People”
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