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Introduction to the Course

About your Facilitator

03:02
Course Structure – 4-MAT

02:03
The Why – Motivation

04:35
The What – Strategies

04:02
The How – Tactics

03:12
The Now – Game Plan

04:20

Module 1: PLAYERS
Your audience (which coaches refer to as players or athletes) are the most important people in any presentation and therefore you need to gather as much information as you can about your audience.

Module 2: UNPACK

Module 3: IMPACT
The timing and impact level from your main points is critical in gaining respect from the audience and needs to be pre-planned.

Module 4: PACE
Pacing refers to your ability to build rapport with your audience as quickly as possible

Module 5 : PICTURE
A picture tells a 1,000 words – have the courage to own your look, the space and appropriate for your audience.

Module 6 : PRESENCE

Module 7: POISE
When preparation meets opportunity, great things can happen. In this module, we look at how you can become emotionally flexible and adaptable to different situations.

Module 8: POSTURE
Consider the posture of you and your audience. Notice your body language (and specifically what do you do with your hands) and how this will impact your tone and messaging.

Module 9: PRESENTER
You are delivering a talk to be in “service” to the audience. You are the least most important person in the room while at the same time, the most important person to bring people together.

Outro
Course conclusion, assessment and certification will be available after the virtual course.

Bonus
n this section, there are a number of webinar/presentation examples.

BONUS: Presentation Example – Conflict Resolution
Having a conflict or a courageous conversation is one of the hard things one has to do in the workplace. The TFFI WCF strategy is a great way to help you get through this process.

Course Content

Introduction to the Course

About your Facilitator

Course Structure – 4-MAT

The Why – Motivation

The What – Strategies

The How – Tactics

The Now – Game Plan

Module 1: PLAYERS Your audience (which coaches refer to as players or athletes) are the most important people in any presentation and therefore you need to gather as much information as you can about your audience.

Review – Game Plan

The Why – Motivation

The What – Strategies

The How – Tactics

The Now – Game Plan

Module 2: UNPACK

Game Plan Review

The Why – Motivation

The What – Strategies

The How – Tactics

The Now – Game Plan

Module 3: IMPACT The timing and impact level from your main points is critical in gaining respect from the audience and needs to be pre-planned.

Game Plan Review

The Why – Motivation

The What – Strategies

The How – Tactics

The Now – Game Plan

Module 4: PACE Pacing refers to your ability to build rapport with your audience as quickly as possible

Game Plan Review

The Why – Motivation

The What – Strategies

The How – Tactics

The Now – Game Plan

Module 5 : PICTURE A picture tells a 1,000 words – have the courage to own your look, the space and appropriate for your audience.

Game Plan Review

The Why – Motivation

The What – Strategies

The How – Tactics

The Now – Game Plan

Module 6 : PRESENCE

Game Plan Review

The Why – Motivation

The What – Strategies

The How – Tactics

Visualisation Tracks

The Now – Game Plan

Module 7: POISE When preparation meets opportunity, great things can happen. In this module, we look at how you can become emotionally flexible and adaptable to different situations.

Game Plan Review

The Why – Motivation

The What – Strategies

The How – Tactics

The Now – Game Plan

Module 8: POSTURE Consider the posture of you and your audience. Notice your body language (and specifically what do you do with your hands) and how this will impact your tone and messaging.

Game Plan Review

The Why – Motivation

The What – Strategies

The How – Tactics

The Now – Game Plan

Module 9: PRESENTER You are delivering a talk to be in “service” to the audience. You are the least most important person in the room while at the same time, the most important person to bring people together.

Game Plan Review

The Why – Motivation

The What – Strategies

The How – Tactics

The Now – Game Plan

Outro Course conclusion, assessment and certification will be available after the virtual course.

Course Conclusion

Presentation Blueprint Assessment

Virtual Presentation Blueprint Course

Bonus n this section, there are a number of webinar/presentation examples.

Webinar – Curiosity (Winning Summit)

Webinar – Elite Teams – The Keys to Effective Communication

BONUS: Presentation Example – Conflict Resolution Having a conflict or a courageous conversation is one of the hard things one has to do in the workplace. The TFFI WCF strategy is a great way to help you get through this process.

Conflict Resolution – INTRO

Conflict Resolution – Strategy 1: “AND”

Conflict Resolution – Strategy 2: TTFI WCF

Conflict Resolution – OUTRO

Student Ratings & Reviews

Module 1: PLAYERS
Your audience (which coaches refer to as players or athletes) are the most important people in any presentation and therefore you need to gather as much information as you can about your audience.

Module 3: IMPACT
The timing and impact level from your main points is critical in gaining respect from the audience and needs to be pre-planned.

Module 4: PACE
Pacing refers to your ability to build rapport with your audience as quickly as possible

Module 5 : PICTURE
A picture tells a 1,000 words – have the courage to own your look, the space and appropriate for your audience.

Module 7: POISE
When preparation meets opportunity, great things can happen. In this module, we look at how you can become emotionally flexible and adaptable to different situations.

Module 8: POSTURE
Consider the posture of you and your audience. Notice your body language (and specifically what do you do with your hands) and how this will impact your tone and messaging.

Module 9: PRESENTER
You are delivering a talk to be in “service” to the audience. You are the least most important person in the room while at the same time, the most important person to bring people together.

Outro
Course conclusion, assessment and certification will be available after the virtual course.

Bonus
n this section, there are a number of webinar/presentation examples.

BONUS: Presentation Example – Conflict Resolution
Having a conflict or a courageous conversation is one of the hard things one has to do in the workplace. The TFFI WCF strategy is a great way to help you get through this process.