Ep 52: The Art & Science of Great Storytelling in presentations, host Lee Jackson interviews Dr. Simon Raybould for some well-researched top tips on storytelling
(Video on Spotify/YouTube - audio elsewhere)In this podcast conversation, Speakers and Presentation experts Dr. Simon Raybould and Lee Jackson explore the art and science of storytelling in presentations. They discuss the importance of relatable stories, the techniques for capturing and recording them, and the impact of storytelling on audience engagement. Dr. Raybould emphasizes the need for stories that resonate with the audience rather than grand heroic tales, and he shares practical tips for speakers to enhance their storytelling skills. The discussion also touches on the moral implications of storytelling in the speaking industry and the role of research and technology, including AI, in improving storytelling techniques.TakeawaysStories should be relatable to the audience.Big epic stories can reduce self-efficacy.Finding stories requires observation and reflection.Recording stories helps in retaining them.Engagement comes from connection, not just entertainment.The hero of the story doesn't always have to be you.Moral implications exist in the storytelling industry.Research is crucial for effective storytelling.AI can assist in summarizing and understanding research.Small, incremental changes lead to lasting impact.Sound bites"Establishing rapport is a good start.""Your first job is to find the stories.""AI can help simplify research."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Storytelling in Presentations02:53 The Science Behind Effective Storytelling05:27 Finding and Capturing Stories08:07 Techniques for Recording Stories11:10 The Importance of Relatable Stories14:01 The Role of the Hero in Stories16:45 The Dangers of Big Hero Stories19:18 The Impact of Stories on Audience Engagement22:16 The Moral Implications of Storytelling24:58 The Role of Research in Storytelling27:37 Using AI and Technology in Storytelling29:38 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsAll about Mastering the Art of Storytelling in Presentations.The Science of Effective Storytelling. Storytelling, presentations, audience engagement, effective communication, motivational speaking, research, personal stories, AI in storytelling, presentation techniques, speaker tips
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A series of one minute podcasts with tips to help you Get Good® At Presenting.
You can find out more about Lee and his work as a speaker and presentation coach here: https://leejackson.org/
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You can find out more about Lee and his work as a speaker and presentation coach here: https://leejackson.org/
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You can find out more about Lee and his work as a speaker and presentation coach here: https://leejackson.org/
About Get Good At Presenting Podcast with Lee Jackson
The down-to-earth, understandable, jargon-free guide to authentic and engaging public speaking with Lee Jackson PSAE - an award-winning Motivational Speaker + Executive Presentation Coach. Lee gives tips and tricks and interviews many other professional speakers too. Apply what you learn to help you become an even better public speaker.
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