Contents:

DVD 1: - Getting started as a speaker (1-01) - How to get known in the speaking industry (1-02) - How to Structure a Speech (1-03) - Onsite preparation tips (1-04) - What to do during your introduction (1-05) - The first thing to do in a speech (1-06) - How to connect with your audience (1-07) - How to end your speech (1-08) - When to end your speech (1-09) - How to dress for each speech (1-10) - How to recover from a bad introduction (1-11) - Meeting room disasters & strategies, 10:46 (1-12) - How to change their mindset from earlier events or speakers (1-13) - How to sell the audience on the value of the meeting (1-14) - How to be natural on stage (1-15) - Podium or none? (1-16) - Head tables are dead! (1-17) - Speaking in the round (1-18) - Coach your cameramen (1-19) - Befriending your translators (1-20) - Greeting different audiences (1-21) - Offer them value on your website (1-22) DVD 2: - Keynote vs. Seminar (2-23) - How long should a story be? (2-24) - Cards, notes, handouts or none? (2-25) - Know your opening and closing (2-26) - Using Props effectively (2-27) - How to speak “among” the audience (2-28) - Hit your marks (2-29) - When A/V stops working (2-30) - What to do when the front rows are empty (2-31) - Keeping your voice (2-32) - What to do when laryngitis attacks (2-33) - What to do within 10 minutes before you speak (2-34) - How do you get people back to their seats after a break? (2-35) - When others run overtime before you (2-36) “Bonus tip” - Remember when to smile (2-37) - Where to look during your speech (2-38) - How to manage your own first impression (2-39) - Be aware of your energy and pace (2-40) - Articulation matters (2-41) - Write your own introduction (2-42) - Coach your introducer (2-43) - Always get a copy of their program (2-44) - When does a speech begin? (2-45) - See the meeting room early (2-46) - Get to know your set-up crew (2-47) - Know your patterns; Problems that repeat (2-48) DVD 3: - Use technology for you & not against you (3-49) - Be a low maintenance speaker, know your place within the overall meeting (3-50) - Who should you take time to thank? (3-51) - What is scheduled for after your speech? (3-52) - How to become the characters in your story (3-53) Contents of Video DVD Disk FOUR: The Full Keynote on “All Leadership Begins With Self-Leadership.” Audio CD: How To Lead Meetings - Mastering the Six Vital Elements of Meetings (Parts 1 & 2) - Managing Group Dynamics - Conducting Planning Retreats & Keeping Them Under Control - Maximize Your Presentation’s Impact - Meetings Set-Up & Dealing With The Unexpected - Listening Strategically - Mastering One-on-One meetings