The 3 Magic Ingredients Of Amazing Presentations Phil Waknell So those are the first two magic ingredients: the audience and the speaker. i know it doesn’t sound very magical, but you’d be amazed how many presentations have neither of them. so the third magic ingredient is transformation. now most presentations aim only to inform their audience. and it doesn’t work very well. Why are most presentations so boring and ineffective? and why are ted talks the exceptions that prove the rule? over the last ten years, as a specialist in h.
The 3 Magic Ingredients Of Amazing Presentations Phil Waknell Phil waknell is a leading expert in the art of presenting, and the author of the business presentation revolution. as chief inspiration officer at ideas on stage, the global presentation specialists, phil helps business leaders, entrepreneurs and ted(x) speakers to imagine, prepare and deliver high impact talks that transform their audiences. Education. 0 shares. phil waknell at tedxsaclay. here is the full transcript of presentation specialist phil waknell’s talk titled “the 3 magic ingredients of amazing presentations” at tedxsaclay conference. listen to the mp3 audio here: transcript: most people who come to speak at ted are here, because they’ve succeeded. The audience – it’s their presentation, not yours, so personalize your presentation to suit your audience, their needs and their expectations, as well as their context. bring them into the presentation and make it special for them, and they will listen attentively. the speaker – even if it’s their presentation, it’s important for you. Why are most presentations so boring and ineffective? and why are ted talks the exception that prove the rule? over the last ten years, as a specialist in high impact presentations, phil waknell has saved thousands of audiences from a painful death by boredom or bullet points.
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