Public speaking coach Haritosh Srivastav shares three ways to keep your speech straight: remember the outline instead of exact words, plan stage movements for each point, and use large-font note cards or a teleprompter to prompt yourself.
Do you also face challenge while trying to deliver your talk? Do you also forget your content when you are about to present? Well, you are not the first one or the only one. In this video, I am going to share 3 quick tips for you to remember your next talk. Hi everyone, my name is Haritosh Srivastav. I am an IT project manager, bestseller author, certified mentor, and public speaking coach. And in this video, I'm going to share 3 quick tips for you so that you don't forget your next speech. Tip number 1: Remember the outline, not the exact words. How many times we have got into that we try to remember the whole 5 paragraphs? Well, most likely you will not remember that. Instead of remembering you remember the outline. This is what I'm going to talk about first. This is the second and this is the third point. And chances are you will not forget that. Tip number 2, plan your stage movements as per your content. Now this goes, this goes along when you're trying to deliver a big speech. You can actually plan your stage movement based on content. So you could say, I'm going to start my, my talk at the center. Then I'm gonna move where I talk about this point, and then I'm gonna move to right, then I will talk about third point. And when you do your movement, plan your movement according to your points, chances are after practicing that you will not forget as you move. Tip number 3: there is no harm in using a notes card or index card with big fonts. Now at times we have been told you should not use notes, and if you are trying to use 2-page or 3-page paper, it will feel bad, it will not look good. But there is no harm in using a small index card with big font of the outline, what you're gonna do, what you're gonna, uh, say. People also use teleprompter in the similar way, so use that. So these are the top 3 tips that I could remember. Have the outline, not the exact words. Plan your stage movements as per your content and use a notes card or index card with the basic points. So hope you find that useful, and if you have any other techniques that you use to remember your talk, please feel free to put it in comments. Thank you so much, and I'll see you in the next video.
