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Kenny Nguyen, Author of "The Big Fish Experience" with AMA TALKS

Name: Kenny Nguyen, Author of "The Big Fish Experience" with AMA TALKS
Uploaded: 2016-03-04T19:09:42+00:00
Duration: 1 min 22 s
Channel: Kenny Nguyen
Description: In this talk, Kenny Nguyen explains the "Big Fish" concept for presenters, defining a big fish as someone who delivers an experience that delights, moves…

4 Mar 2016 · 1 min

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In this talk, Kenny Nguyen explains the "Big Fish" concept for presenters, defining a big fish as someone who delivers an experience that delights, moves people to action, and wins arguments through compelling storytelling. He emphasizes that audiences remember the presenter more than the slides, so presenters must focus on personal presence, strong content design, and rigorous rehearsal—including recording and practicing on stage. Nguyen argues that mastering these three elements—memorable storytelling, engaging delivery, and thorough practice—makes a presenter a "big fish" and ensures a powerful, lasting impact.

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So to be a big fish, we think of someone that can tell amazing experiences that make you wonder and delighted. So for us, we think not just any presenter can be a big fish, quote unquote, but for us we think, how can this presenter tell a story that can create action, that can move people, that can create and win an argument? That's really what the Big Fish Presentations experience is, is to actually create an experience in content design and delivery that's memorable, engaging, and powerful. So if you wanna be a big fish, you have to have those 3 things in your mind. So I tell everyone, always remember that people will remember the presenter more than the presentation. So while it's very important to have good design, or even great design, it's really important to work on yourself. And people typically today work on the content and the actual slide presentation itself. They forget that rehearsing, recording yourself rehearse, or practicing in front of a stage, it's so important. Because at the end of the day, they're not gonna remember the slides behind you. They're gonna remember you. Because at the end of the day, you are the focus. And so if you remember that, that you are the focus, that you are the most memorable point of this presentation, that you're gonna succeed. Never forget that.