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Talk Like TED
- The 9 Public Speaking Secrets of the World's Top Minds
- Lu par : Carmine Gallo
- Durée : 7 h et 42 min
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Ideas are the currency of the 21st century. In order to succeed, you need to be able to sell your ideas persuasively. This ability is the single greatest skill that will help you accomplish your dreams.
Many people have a fear of public speaking or are insecure about their ability to give a successful presentation. Now public speaking coach and best-selling author Carmine Gallo explores what makes a great presentation by examining the widely acclaimed TED Talks, which have redefined the elements of a successful presentation and become the gold standard for public speaking. TED - which stands for technology, entertainment, and design - brings together the world's leading thinkers. These are the presentations that set the world on fire, and the techniques that top TED speakers use will make any presentation more dynamic, fire up any team, and give anyone the confidence to overcome their fear of public speaking.
In his audiobook, Carmine Gallo has broken down hundreds of TED talks and interviewed the most popular TED presenters, as well as the top researchers in the fields of psychology, communications, and neuroscience to reveal the nine secrets of all successful TED presentations. Gallo's step-by-step method makes it possible for anyone to deliver a presentation that is engaging, persuasive, and memorable.
Carmine Gallo's Top 10 Wall Street Journal best seller Talk Like TED will give anyone who is insecure about their public speaking abilities the tools to communicate the ideas that matter most to them, the skill to win over hearts and minds, and the confidence to deliver the talk of their lives.
The opinions expressed by Carmine Gallo in Talk Like TED are his own. His audiobook is not endorsed, sponsored or authorized by TED Conferences, LLC, or its affiliates.
This program is read by the author.
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- Amazon Customer
- 12/09/2017
This book has exceptional tips on public speaking
in this book you learn how to share your ideas in a say that people will buy into it. sharing ideas and public speaking is a must for the 21st century where all is becoming digital. in this era, you need to be able to share and connect in such a way that people get moved. This book will help achieve this goals in the most effective way.
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- Carol Crouse
- 05/03/2014
Gallo cuts to the chase...
I enjoy watching TED talks and enjoy making presentations at work and at my local Toastmaster Club. Any advice I can get to improve my talks is always welcome. This book reflects hours of canalization of the greatest TED talks to reveal the commonalities of those greatest speakers.
We start out with 3 laws of the “most engaging and persuasive presentations:”
*Emotional –Touch My Heart
*Novel- Teach Me something New
*Memorable- Present Content in Ways I’ll Never Forget
I first read Gallo’s book 10 Simple Secrets of the World’s Greatest Business Communicators in 2005. That book helped me improve my speaking with such practical and easy to apply tips that everyone noticed my improvement immediately. He had me when he said something I have always agreed with. When I would attend a seminar or training session and a new speaker would begin, I would always begin with a groan: oh no, more dumb jokes. Brain science now knows that we decide within a few seconds if the speaker is credible and if we are going to pay attention to him/her.
That’s where the TED talks come in. They all start in the middle of the speech! They get right to the most interesting part of their topic and work backwards or sideways! How can you NOT listen!
So after studying all these great speeches, Gallo comes up with 10 commonalities, aka Secrets, that I can apply immediately. He talks about using my passion for a topic, developing the ability to tell an intriguing story, internalize and rehearse my content paying attention to my vocal delivery, developing a catchy, current title, delivering a jaw-dropping moment, keeping even serious content light so the brain can remember and digest it, the importance of timing, painting a mental picture in the mind of your audience, narrowing your topic and how rehearsing develops authenticity.
My next presentation will astonish people.
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- Stef
- 10/04/2014
Somewhat disappointing
What did you like best about Talk Like TED? What did you like least?
I like the content, but the delivery is awful, which is ironic given the topic. Also, it is somewhat embarrassing that the author got the acronym TED wrong - it's technology, entertainment, design not "education"
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- Monica
- 13/03/2014
Should have taken his own advice
What three words best describe Carmine Gallo’s performance?
Better off TED
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Mr. Gallo should have followed his own advice. The content would have been much more entertaining and engaging in a shorter, more TED-like format. A key idea of the book is the importance of TED's 18-minute format and how that drives the creativity and impact of the speaker, as well as the retention abilities of the audience. I could not help but wish for the same concise format as Mr. Gallo went through example after example and story after story to drive home each of his nine bullet points. It should not take more than 18 minutes to explain why you should limit your presentation to 18 minutes. If you are extolling the virtues of brevity, be brief.
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- D. H. H.
- 25/04/2014
Wate of your time. Much better books out there.
This book is over 7 hours of too much fluff, self promotion and endless stories with too little educational value. Get this one instead if you are looking for clear, competent and comprehensive advice: Jeremy Donovan, How to deliver a TED talk
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- Carl Carvalho
- 21/03/2014
Dont waste your time
What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?
If it was 5 minutes long
What was most disappointing about Carmine Gallo’s story?
Repetitive dribble , that is found at any sales performance
Would you be willing to try another one of Carmine Gallo’s performances?
NO
What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
Dissapointment
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- Jim Lukaszewski
- 18/03/2014
A lot less than meets the ear
Would you try another book from Carmine Gallo and/or Carmine Gallo?
depends on the topic
Would you ever listen to anything by Carmine Gallo again?
depends on the topic
Would you listen to another book narrated by Carmine Gallo?
I'd check the reviews
What character would you cut from Talk Like TED?
Actually it's what's missing. This audio falls flat because he never uses actual clips from Ted talks . . he constantly tells about others telling stories. Boring . . . he really doesn't have the audio readers voicing skills. Anyway he mentions all these great presentations but we never hear any?
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Too much data, simply undoes everything. Too much data always makes people angry rather than convinced. Just how stupid does he think the listener is? Only two or three useful points, the rest is mindless filler. Doesn't deserve to have Ted on the cover. You guys ever listen to this stuff before you sell it? Ted didn't listen to this stuff either.
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- Erin M.
- 18/08/2014
Excellent Introduction to Public Speaking
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This book provides a great introduction to public speaking, and the audio version provides a smooth narration from the author interspersed with audio from actual presentations from some of the people he used as examples. There's nothing mind-blowing about the content, but it is a concise and handy guide so especially if you haven't read other books on public speaking this is a great one to start with.
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- Shawn Kenyon
- 13/09/2019
Terrible
Full disclosure i couldn’t get far into this book. The text is just awful, hyperbole stacked on hyperbole - to the effect that so and sos talk was viewed x million times without the slightest insight beyond common sense into what made those talks compelling. This is really just a cash in on the TED name. The reader doesn’t do it any favors by using that breathless marketing style that went out of style in the 1960s. A grating oration of an insipid book. I only wish I could figure out how to expunge it from my purchase library forever
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- Aniket Gune
- 15/04/2014
Unlike a TED talk - Unengaging
Would you try another book from Carmine Gallo and/or Carmine Gallo?
No - Not a fan of Carmine's style of narration
Would you ever listen to anything by Carmine Gallo again?
Never say never
What didn’t you like about Carmine Gallo’s performance?
Mechanical narration without harnessing any emotion, passion. Also repeating the same points without actually highlighting any read TED talks
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- MelisC
- 15/03/2015
Inspirational
This book will definitely impact the way I present going forward! I highly recommend it to anyone who presents to large or small audiences.
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- Philipp
- 09/02/2016
Obsolete
This is just gibberish anybody could come up with watching some TedTalks. Content is sadly poor with structure. Its just self-promotion with lining up examples. Its sad. No recommendation. Watching some great TedTalks on youtube for free gives you more value because you SEE it in action.
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- Marc Dierckx
- 29/05/2015
Crazy Americans
Many Europeans can often only wonder at the naivity of US-storytelling. In spite of the apparent naivity they have however succeeded on many occasion to bring new megatrends into the world. The TED formula is on the one hand an expression of this naivity, but will on the other hand most probably determine the "pitching" of the years to come.
Another US phenomena is the flock of people that surround the new phenomenae and their aura and sell themselves as being part of the divine inspiration by name dropping or interviews. This aspect summarizes very well the author of the book: not the deep insight of the inner core but a thorough manual on the TED storytelling.
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- Marc
- 25/01/2015
Very inspiring and insightful learnings
Thanks to Carmine Galli I would like to re-do all existing presentations that I currently use for business. While listening to the given TED Notes and specific tips I could not stop thinking about new ways and approaches to take these to action. Thank you Carmine for the ideas that you triggered!
Best regards, Marc
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