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13. Learn How To Create Your Own Content
Big thought:
Many people have a passion to say something meaningful but struggle with being able to articulate it in a clear and understandable way without it sounding like a regurgitated thought they heard from someone else.
Today, I'm going to teach you three methods of creating a talk. But before we get into that I want to start with two things you need in order to develop the right mindset for a talk.
The Right Mindset:
1. Have DIRECTION for your talk.
2. Be GENUINE for your audience and in your content.
Three Methods of Creating a Talk:
1. Bible story based. This is the method of using scripture to either paint a story, share a lesson or invoke a challenge. This method is incredibly versatile because you can either use a single verse to unpack a concept, a person as an example to follow or be weary of, or full passages of content to show depth and reasoning. This is powerful way to connect with people at a spiritual level (and all other levels).
2. Principle based. This is the method of having a principle, thought or belief as your silver lining through out your talk. It's like having a single nail that you hammer on with each of the points. This is a very effective method when trying to change the way people think or behave by tapping into their heart.
3. Information based. This is the method of educating people through facts and statistics. Using information to develop reasoning and logical changes. This is a great way to inspire the "need" to act or change with in the mind.
Take away:
1. Clear your head by writing down your intentions as to why you want people to listen to you in the first place.
2. Write down what experience and call to action you want your audience to have from your talk.
3. Identify areas where you best receive ideas and inspiration for original content, and then challenge yourself with the question of "why do I believe this?"
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Big thought:
Many people have a passion to say something meaningful but struggle with being able to articulate it in a clear and understandable way without it sounding like a regurgitated thought they heard from someone else.
Today, I'm going to teach you three methods of creating a talk. But before we get into that I want to start with two things you need in order to develop the right mindset for a talk.
The Right Mindset:
1. Have DIRECTION for your talk.
2. Be GENUINE for your audience and in your content.
Three Methods of Creating a Talk:
1. Bible story based. This is the method of using scripture to either paint a story, share a lesson or invoke a challenge. This method is incredibly versatile because you can either use a single verse to unpack a concept, a person as an example to follow or be weary of, or full passages of content to show depth and reasoning. This is powerful way to connect with people at a spiritual level (and all other levels).
2. Principle based. This is the method of having a principle, thought or belief as your silver lining through out your talk. It's like having a single nail that you hammer on with each of the points. This is a very effective method when trying to change the way people think or behave by tapping into their heart.
3. Information based. This is the method of educating people through facts and statistics. Using information to develop reasoning and logical changes. This is a great way to inspire the "need" to act or change with in the mind.
Take away:
1. Clear your head by writing down your intentions as to why you want people to listen to you in the first place.
2. Write down what experience and call to action you want your audience to have from your talk.
3. Identify areas where you best receive ideas and inspiration for original content, and then challenge yourself with the question of "why do I believe this?"
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Leave a rating and review for this show!
TAP HERE to connect with Homer or visit https://www.homerhargrove.com
Follow on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok