Alex Nativelle

The most valuable business skill : Charisma. Master it and you'll captivate everyone in the room. 3 easy steps to get you started:

@BFMTV @tanguydl Technologie à mettre dans le métro parisien !! À mettre dans les écoles pour protéger les enfants.

💬 "On se retrouve sous une douche d’air pur” 🌬️ De gigantesques "aspirateurs à pollution" viennent d'être installés dans le village olympique 🚗 La zone est proche de l'A1, de l'A86 et du périphérique 🤳 @Tanguydl s'est rendu à Saint-Denis

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The best way to make your speech memorable: ❌ Avoid too many slides ❌ Don’t read your notes ❌ Don’t make it too long You don’t need more data or explanation. You need a clear point and to tailor it to your audience.

Spend less time worrying if you’re gonna mention everything. Spend more time making sure your audience remembers one thing from your speech. P.S. Even in corporate presentations, everyone loves to laugh!

✅ Find images or metaphors you audience knows ✅ Repeat and repeat your 1 key message ✅ Use humor

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Overrated: public speaking techniques. Underrated: authenticity.

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5 lessons I learned as I spoke in front of 300 people: ❌ You need to be the smartest person ✅ You need to be the funniest person ❌ Look at different spaces in the room ✅ Look directly at different person in the room ❌ Be the most confident you can

✅ Be the most authentic you can ❌ Impress them with big movements ✅ Stay grounded most of the time ❌ You need to watch what you’re saying ✅ Improvise, be on the edge, original: people will love you for it

Everyone need to learn ___ to be a better speaker ?

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My biggest realization is that no one knows exactly what they're doing. It's ok to figure things out as you go. Be kind to everyone, ask and believe in yourself: that's already a head-start.

@_SudaisYusuf Exactly !

@nativelle_alex It does not have to be perfect, just good enough to make your audience understand.

Public speaking is not about looking good. Public speaking is not about looking good. Public speaking is not about looking good. Public speaking is not about looking good. Public speaking is not about looking good. Public speaking is about getting your message across.

@heyBarsee Haha that works too

@nativelle_alex Just have confidence like Alex and you will be elite speaker

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@nikkmarketing Yeh definitely

@nativelle_alex ++ jumping on every trend

7 bad things that are keeping you away from speaking with confidence •No storytelling •No eye contact •Too many slides •Reading your notes •Not enough practice •No metaphors or images •Focused on yourself, not the audience What else?

@DrolzUncensored Haha it’s completely normal

“There are only two types of speakers in the world. 1. The nervous and 2. Liars.” -Mark Twain

@julia_m_mac Oh yeah that’s so important !

@nativelle_alex I'd add "1 key message per slide"(dont address multiple issues)

Bad presentation: · Lots of writing on slides · Reading your notes · Speaking so fast no one understand Good presentation: · Only key points and images on slides · 1-2 sec of eye contact per person · Pause often