A short YouTube #shorts clip by TJ Walker giving a rapid method for last-minute speech preparation: decide the one-sentence action you want the audience to take; craft five short (≤10-word) messages; create a story or example for each message; rehearse the talk on video until satisfied. The video closes with a call to follow the "TJ Walker habit."
What do you do if you have a big speech to get tomorrow and you haven't prepared at all? Forget writing a big long speech. Forget the PowerPoint. Instead, figure out in one sentence what do you want the audience to do after hearing you? Then come up with five ideas, messages, simple thoughts that you can say in 10 words or less that you want to convey in this presentation. Then come up with a story, an example for each one. Then practice your presentation on video. Look at it. Keep doing it until you love what you see. Now you're ready for your big presentation. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
You're Not Being Judged on Your Work Yet: What New Hires Are Really Evaluated On
