How to GET TO THE POINT when speaking 🙊 stop rambling!

Do you forget what you want to say in a meeting or presentation? Do you find yourself rambling on and not getting to a punchy point? Do your listeners lose interest?

Let's solve that with these ways of thinking to make sure YOU get to your point quickly and with IMPACT!

How to GET TO THE POINT when speaking and stop rambling!

#publicspeaking #zoommeetings #gettothepoint

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[JonnySolomon]

Your videos are a Godsend, My speaking has improved so much. beyond greatful since starting to watch your videos thank you so much

[Zfaith_fitness_detox]

Rambling is a problem for many. We ramble when we get nervous instead of just being still! Thank you for sharing!

[murrik]

Thinking in Comparisons
Thinking in / Knowing the direction
Anchoring good for retrieving, instead of a sentence

[YesToTech]

Your tips on how to stop rambling and get to the point are pure gold!! Can't wait to put this into practice! Thanks so much for sharing Vicky! :)

[ortallevitan]

so helpful! I tend to ramble, especially when I get extremely excited about something

[amandapelletier]

I've always had trouble speaking on camera so this was so helpful! I love how you break this down into really simple terms

[EdenGold]

OH MY This is SO important. Being in the speaking industry myself - it's CRAZY how easy it is to tell if someone is executing on this effectively or not. Seriously, GET TO THE POINT! Great video

[totalkoss]

I actually feel as though this video needed to get to the point more effectively.

[hypknotty]

“If you explain compounding you risk losing interest” I love this quote

[meldie]

YouTube recommended this and I'm forever grateful. I struggle with this a lot. Thank you so much Vicky! I see you use alliterations there which I just recently learned about from another .😉 Liked and Subscribed!

[LawrenceChung]

Thank you! I love how you speak so crystal clear in your videos and it really helps!

[csincyt]

You have great insights.
Also the "out-of-the-box" rationale and reasoning of your content are phenomenal! Thank you, Vicky!😊💪

[jinheelee]

Your lesson here is one that I take wherever I make a speech. Thanks so much!

[momlikesmemore]

Thank you Vicky! I love your analogies and examples. I can’t wait to try this out. It’s become so challenging these days to get your point across when people’s attention span is so distracted by other things.

[ElizabethSampson]

This is so perfect for all the zoom meetings going on now!

[TrentKennelly]

I feel like planning is truly the most important part here! Really good guide.

[artisdev]

Thanks, Vicky! Strong information here. I'll need to rewatch this later. Anything that aligns with my understanding that absolutely everything is relative makes fundamental sense to me. Even when we're still, the planet is moving relative to the solar system, which is moving relative to the galaxy, which is moving relative to more complicated things in the universe. So for me, when you explained comparison and direction - I remember that I need to be relative to my audience visuals/imagination is how they can perceive this and navigate with me.

[teramusicofficial-musicfor]

Thank you for your kindness and positivity!

[gwynethpena]

Thank you for these lessons. I do appreciate how you made these tips practical. Im tired of hearing the same things here on YouTube. What you have here is fresh, at the same time very helpful for me. Thank you so much!

[anthonymwanje]

Vicky, your videos are awesome, they have unlocked blockages to my meetings next week