This document outlines an agenda for overcoming the fear of public speaking. It discusses why people fear public speaking, including the physical response of epinephrine release. It then provides tips for overcoming both mental blocks and physical blocks to becoming a dynamic communicator. These include opening with questions, getting the audience to repeat parts, and filling in blanks to keep them engaged. The document stresses the importance of planning, preparing, polishing, practicing and presenting speeches with power.

1. From Stage fright
to Spotlight
Becoming a Dynamic Communicator

2. Today’s Objectives
• Why we fear public speaking
• Overcome mental blocks
• Overcome physical blocks

3. Why
we fear
public
speaking
Why we fear public speaking

4. Epinephrin

5. Overcome
Why we fear public speaking
mental blocks

6. Opener
Preview
ETA
Table 1
Leg 1
Leg 2
Leg 3
Leg 4
Leg 3
Leg 4
Leg 3
Leg 4
Table 2
Leg 1
Leg 2
Table 3
Leg 1
The
Bubble
Map
Leg 2
Review
Close

7. Overcome
physical blocks

8. Deliver Like A Pro

10. SPACING

11. Questions Hook The Mind
Get them to Repeat
Fill In the blank them to move
Get

12. Anyone Can Do This

13. Plan, Prepare, Polish,
Practice, and
Present with POWER!

14. The Intro
Crafting a dynamic intro that creates
trust and connection
“PDG is different from some of the
speaker training I’ve received in the
past. Ariel is a gifted coach and a
wonderful person. I have
recommended his company to other
peers and colleagues” Rony Delgarde,
Founder of Global Paints for Charity