00:00 The next step in preparing your presentation is, you've got to brainstorm on all the ideas you want to communicate to your audience. 00:08 I do not recommend that you sit down and just try to type a 20-page speech. For some people, it's easier to sort of sit back, relax, have a notepad. 00:17 You may want to take notes on your iPhone, your iPad. 00:19 It doesn't really matter. 00:20 But rather than thinking in terms of entire paragraphs and flow, just brainstorm ideas and ideas, something you should be able to communicate in 10 seconds or less. 00:31 Ten words or less. 00:33 Just start brainstorming on every idea on this topic that you might want to communicate to the audience. 00:40 Don't check things off, don't scrutinize it. 00:44 Don't be critical. 00:45 Just dump it all out there. 00:48 That is the next step. 00:50 Until you do that, you haven't really done your due diligence. 00:54 And there's the danger. You're in the middle of a speech, and you're thinking, Hmm, I wonder if I should put this idea in or what about that? You don't want to be thinking on your feet. 01:02 You want to think on your seat when there's no one around. 01:06 So go into this brainstorming mode of thinking of every possible idea you can come up with.
The lecture Speaking Strategies: Brainstorming by TJ Walker is from the course Creating A Presentation for Public Speaking (EN).
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