Public Speaking Leadership Tools
THREE (3) Powerful COMMUNICATION SKILLS every Speaker must Master by Tessie Watts, M.S
SELF-COMMUNICATION SKILLS - There is only one person with whom we communicate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year, every year of our life. Ourselves! Self-Communication drives three vital aspects of our mindset: Emotions / Confidence / Esteem
PRIVATE, ONE-ON-ONE COMMUNICATION SKILLS - The key to face-to-face communication is building TRUST. The three elements of effective private communication are being
Prompt, Direct, and Respectful.
PUBLIC/GROUP COMMUNICATION SKILLS - The ability of leaders to concisely communicate to a group of people is crucial. The ability to communicate to the masses can best PROPEL a leader from Good to GREAT.
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What Every Speech/Message Must Have
Leader's in Public Speaking respect others time. They are not just there to talk... but to Persuade, Empower, Co-Power, and Build. Every message should include the following elements:
1. Audience Centered
2. Spare "Brain Time"
3. Multi/Culturally Driven
4. Residual Take-Away
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HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY... BUT DON'T KNOW WHERE TO START
Everyone is looking for an opportunity to speak. But at The Leadership Haven, we teach you how to be an OPPORTUNITY.
We would like to work with you to help you hone in on your God-given speaking ability so that you can spend less time pursuing opportunities and more time being an OPPORTUNITY FIRST, so the opportunities will pursue you.
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HOW LEADERS DEAL WITH IMPLICIT BIAS
DEFINITION OF IMPLICIT BIAS
Beliefs, attitudes, or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions; and unlike explicit biases, those that we act on or are open about from a conscious level; our Implicit Biases exist from an unconscious state of mind.
Meaning, it is difficult to determine the reason for the belief, or even the source of why we believe the way we do.
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THE ART OF AWARENESS
“How can I be aware of a bias that has been floating around in my mind for years?”
It is a matter of practicing the Art of Awareness.
All biases, even the most deeply sub-conscious ones, periodically toss up a clue to their presence in the form of a thought. It is our job to be aware of that thought and examine it to see what it tells us about our hidden beliefs.
This means we need to watch what we think - this is Leadership.
WAYS TO MITIGATE THE EFFECTS OF IMPLICIT BIAS
Consciously acknowledge your biases – maybe even write them down as a reminder of the subtle thoughts that can consume your mind.
Step back – or step away. Especially if you are in a leadership and decision making role.
Identify an accountability partner. Someone you trust and who will tell you the truth.
Expose yourself to different groups and cultures; or better yet, the person that you may have formed an unmerited bias against, spend some time getting to know that person.
Envision the possibility that your implicit biases can be seen by others. You will have less than 10 seconds to address your views or they will be permanently seared on your forehead.
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"NO" Is Only The Beginning
Are you struggling with saying "NO"? Well no more! With this course we will cover "NO" from every angle and from every level using real life leadership examples.