3 Lessons That Help In Being A Better Keynote Speaker
Mar 31, 2017
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I was recently a key note speaker at The Lions Club’s district meeting where over 150 Lions Club leaders were present. A few takeaways as a key note speaker:
- Listen to other speakers, especially the ones before you. I had a very little briefing about the expectations. When I heard what the parent body was expecting from these leaders, I realized I could help them even better than I had thought.
- Don’t be dependent on your slides– I skipped the slideshow and focused on interacting with them and ensuring they were able to extract value.
- Focus on hands-on learning– I encouraged the participants to try out using hashtags, tag people and create a buzz online. This triggered a few ideas and I see some of the participants continue those practices even a few days after the event.
I hope these will help you be a better keynote speaker.
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