What’s the opposite of being remembered? Being completely forgettable.
No-one wants that. Yet studies show that people consistently forget around 50% of what they’ve heard, within an hour of hearing it. If they can’t remember what you’ve said, how will they going to remember who you are?
Evolutionary conditioning makes us behave so we don’t stick out from the crowd. And we’re uncomfortable with the spotlight. That’s not great when you have something to say.
So how do you change that? What can you do to make yourself utterly memorable instead? When you’ve got important points to share, and you’ve spent so much time preparing your delivery - you need your audience to take that away with them. You want it to stick with them so they can remember it. And you.
What’s the opposite of being remembered? Being completely forgettable.
No-one wants that. Yet studies show that people consistently forget around 50% of what they’ve heard, within an hour of hearing it. If they can’t remember what you’ve said, how will they going to remember who you are?
Evolutionary conditioning makes us behave so we don’t stick out from the crowd. And we’re uncomfortable with the spotlight. That’s not great when you have something to say.
So how do you change that? What can you do to make yourself utterly memorable instead? When you’ve got important points to share, and you’ve spent so much time preparing your delivery - you need your audience to take that away with them. You want it to stick with them so they can remember it. And you.
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