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This is a mind map about impromptu speeches, including the content title and opening, think twice, green light thinking, improvisational structure, Impromptu thinking, etc. Hope it helps everyone.
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talk show
Think twice and decide
think twice
1. What is the purpose of this impromptu speech (improvisational expression)? (Note: based on the other party’s purpose)
2. In order to achieve this goal, what do you need to let the other party know? (Note: no more than three things)
3. In this process, what feeling do I want to convey to the other party?
Sanding
1. Determine the topic (based on purpose)
2. Set a point of view (based on content)
3. Fixed framework (based on structure)
green light thinking (popular expression)
Distinguish between "storyline" and facts
Red-light thinking: Goal-blocking—the storylines that push us further away from our expectations
Green Light Thinking: Promoting Goals—Stories that move us closer to our expectations
Thinking on the same frequency (popular expression)
Body (limb) listening
Follow the opponent's body movements, with a smaller amplitude than the opponent's
rational listening
Repeat the last sentence expressed by the other party to express agreement
emotional listening
Express the same feelings and express the other person’s heart
title and opening
Title: I think of a word or sentence
Number approach: summarizing with numbers
Homophony: The leftover is king, which is different from winning
Comparative method: Self-discipline is the greatest freedom, and altruism is the best self-interest.
opening
Start with a short story
Start with display items
Start with a question
Start with common interests
improvisational structure
problem discussion type
State the problem (don’t argue, but make a fact-based statement)
Analyze the reasons (analyze the part behind your inability to do what you can do)
Solution (no more than three points, including at least one solution that can be implemented immediately)
speech delivery style
Hook: (capture attention) grab the other person's attention with one sentence
Key points: the core point expressed in one sentence (already, learned, mastered)
Argument structure: The core points of the argument are correct (no more than 3 points)
Call to Action: (What more can we do) Example: Working together to achieve a goal
Formal ceremony
Thanks (for taking into account the different groups on site) - now
Total score review (story from time, quality (people)/plot (things), source of quality influence) - past
Vision (wishes, expectations, attitude) - the future
improvisational thinking
Scattered associations (using the topic)
Scattered association contact
Requirements: Unique and novel
Scattered directional association = use the topic to play
central theme
Borrow scenery
Borrowing a topic
Borrow someone
Borrow something
Borrow something
Expanding sentences into chapters (method)
Example method
pyramid method
redefinition
contrast method
Reverse Thinking
Contrary 1: Contrary in terms of stance (eg: talking on paper)
Reverse 2: Reverse of key elements (e.g. choice outweighs effort)
Summary and conclusion
1. Acknowledge (for small actions, for opinions or suggestions, to pay attention to people who are easily ignored)
2. General summary (rational summary: for example, three aspects), perceptual summary: for example: colors, items, drinks, animals)
3. Leave a living mouth (to pave the way for the next time)
4. Golden sentences or sayings (the finishing touch)
Three yes and three no
Three essentials
Begin with the end in mind (focus on purpose)
Accept and learn to show weakness (be weak when facing the weak, and treat the strong calmly)
Clear views and clear logic
Three no
Don’t use negative words one by one (Of course you can use more, don’t use yes...but, replace it with yes...at the same time,)
Don't interrupt others when they are talking
Don’t blame others