88. Simple Frameworks to Help You Speak Off the Cuff

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Chats with Yvonne

Yvonne Armenta

95 episodes

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Chats with Yvonne is our space to explore the art of public speaking, con cultura. Each week, you'll get tips, insights, and strategies to help you practice your public speaking, grow your speaking skills, and speak & lead with your truest essence. Your host Yvonne also reflects about what it means to be an introverted speaker in a world that rewards extroversion, how our unique lived experiences shape our connection to the art, & how introspection is our most powerful asset as speakers.

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88. Simple Frameworks to Help You Speak Off the Cuff

Chats with Yvonne

36 minutes 33 seconds

6 months ago

88. Simple Frameworks to Help You Speak Off the Cuff

Hola everybody!

Speaking off the cuff can feel overwhelming. Not because we don’t know what to say, but maybe because we haven’t yet found a clear way to organize our thoughts in the moment.

In this episode, I’m sharing 3 simple frameworks to help you answer questions on the spot with clarity and confidence.

Mentioned in the episode:

Episode 47: Use Your Hobbies to Improve Your Public Speaking: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/chatswithyvonne/episodes/47--Use-Your-Hobbies-to-Improve-Your-Public-Speaking-e2hsn00/a-ab4li91

Frameworks:

Past, Present, Future - can be used to explaining a process, pitch an idea, or tell a story.
Point, Example, Point - can be used to make a clear argument or recommendation
What I Know, What I Wonder, Why it Matters - can be used in brainstorming meetings or when asked for thoughts

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