5 Unusual Tips For Delivering A Great Presentation

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[adrianortega]

Dan, you are such a generous person. These ideas are worth billions and yet you uploaded this video to be viewed for free. Thank you man, really.

[VietDiLinh]

1. Speak to one person, not to the group. Its all sub conscious. Hello is good
2. Dont hide behind the black box, are you out of the box? Go beyond that black box
3. Deliver from your power spot. Centre of the audience
4. Pass, present, future. Negative to postive
5. Speak from your diaphragm 19:40 see the difference
Drink water 2hours before. You will manage your tone
6. Entertain first, educators second. Empower third.

[hankezhou]

This is profound. A great way of appealing to the audience in a very subtle way.

[erodnyc]

Your God-sent Dan, you provide excellent content for free... continued business in your life

[jinugeorge]

Dan i have been following your work for sometime now. It's absolutely outstanding. I started to work on my own. I was just pretending since some years that I am doing something, but it was not worth it. You have changed my life. Now I am writing this to tell that, when you presented the way to use the stage, like going left side of the audience to tell the past, i just felt it in my heart. I have watched more than 300 videos of you, i am taking notes, applying in my work, but only this time I felt it strong unlike other time. By the way I am from india, i will definitely be doing your team within one dec 31st, 2019. Thanks for making my ass to move.😎

[harryscholpp]

Excellent stuff Dan!! Your tactics are profound and they work Past, present and

[sintjauw]

SiFu, these profound tips were such AHA moments especially the part where you address the audience as one singular person and not a group. It’s such an impactful change. Thank you so much for your generosity and sharing these priceless tips. It is highly appreciated🙏.

[brianbauti]

Learning a lot about public speaking thanks to you Dan I really want to meet you in person I am in Zimbabwe

[Glass-Eye]

Wow, the diaphragm part, I didn't know it made that much of a difference. I will definitely practice breathing and speaking with my diaphragm from now on.

[aconiteblossom]

wow this is so good! I will never see public speakers the same way again.

[rcheung]

I wish more of my professors would watch this. They would be so much more engaging with their lectures.

[jackwong]

I'm binge watching you vids, I'm addicted.Connection and fun are essential.

[khainguyen]

Thank you so much Sifu.
You've touched and changed so many lives and among those there's me. I've learnt so much through your teachings and I feel like I'm enlightened.
You're inspirational, motivational but also very pragmatical.
I'm honor to call you Sifu and overwhelmingly grateful to encounter you during my early 20s.
Thank you so much.
I wish you the best health and all the best things in the world come to you.

[walethomas]

Dan Lok is a genius. I connect with his presentations and it feels truly personal. In Dan's voice, this is a F**king Awesome Tips. Thanks Dan for this.

[brettwestley]

This is one of the things we teach Scout leaders in a course for public speaking. The course is called Trainer's Edge. I love this

[dayswithbrandon]

The diaphragm technique is truly an eye-opener, I practice using it every day. Also, you can truly get anything you want just by communication. Well said Sifu!

[dimitriosbrakatselos]

thank you deep from my heart for the skills presentations!worth milliones !!god bless you DAN!

[gurmeetsingh]

I want to achieve public speaking skill

[AveryAWAHA]

Thank you, Dan. This is very informative.

[yassirhidar]

Left is past/ bad, Middle present /( Power position), Right Future/ positive . Imagine a black box about your arms width hunting you and move around. NEVER MAKE YOUR PRESENTATION GLOBAL. Instead make it about one person, use Hi, instead of Hello everybody