Presentation Quick Tip #2 - Use a Quote to Introduce Topics
http://www.carlkwan.com In this video you will learn why and how to use quotes when introducing a topic in your presentation.
Specifically, how to use a quote to introduce topics because I think a lot of people are confused by how to best use quotes in presentations. And so I've got a simple, super-useful way to use quotes that you'll find very handy.
Instead of your typical, "Now I'm going to talk about Topic A," start talking about your topic with a relevant quote.
Check out the video for how.
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Transcript:
Hey there, it's Carl Kwan here.
So in this video I'm going to give you another presentation quick tip, while on vacation.
What you can do when you introduce a topic to get the audience's attention is to use a quote.
And one of the best ways you can do that, is to say, "Henry Ford used to say: If you think you can, or you think you can't, either way you're right."
That'd be a great way to segue into a topic about motivation or getting things done.
Then at the end of your presentation, you can then repeat the same quote to reinforce what you taught to your audience or what you said to your audience, help them refresh their memory.
So use it to introduce your topic, then also use the quote to summarize your presentation.
And that is a presentation quick tip for you.
If you have any questions or comments about this one, please let me know by leaving your questions or comments below this video and we'll talk to you again soon.
Thanks. Bye-bye.
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