Mistakes & Observations Public Speakers make at Corporate Conferences
(and how to avoid them) cont… part 3 of 10
Overcomplicating things is a mistake most public speakers can make, so to counteract it, then consider using “the magic of 3”.
For generations the number three seems to have significance throughout human evolution, including in mythology and architecture. However long a talk (or event) is, then ensure it fits into three distinct parts. Two points is too few and more than three starts to get harder for an audience to remember.
Matthew Broomhead