Impromptu Speaking Genius: Prepare Once, Prepare Forever Using 10 Public Speaking Structures

“According to most studies, people's number one fear is public speaking, with death ranking second.” Jerry Seinfeld once quipped, "This means to the average person, if you go to a funeral, you're better off in the casket than doing the eulogy."

You might have chuckled at this before. But have you ever wondered why people dread public speaking so much? It's not due to a lack of knowledge on the subject. In fact, many are invited to speak precisely because they're experts in their field.

Let me share an anecdote with you:

Two-Minute Best Man Speech

Once, I was tasked with delivering a best man speech on a mere two minutes' notice. The short notice was because the groom hadn't designated a best man, thinking he had too many close friends to single one out. However, someone had been appointed to deliver a speech. He had travelled from Canada to Abuja for this honour. But on the wedding day, due to some confusion, someone else, without consulting the groom, pegged me for the role!

The groom tried signalling from the dais for the original speaker to proceed, but his signals went unnoticed. I, unaware of his gestures, gave the speech. Judging by the applause and feedback, it seemed to be well-received. The bride's mother, a senator, even expressed her heartfelt gratitude.

How did I conjure up a speech in just 120 seconds? I applied one of the templates from this book.

The main reason people fear public speaking is unpreparedness. But what if you could prep once and be set for life? Believe it or not, this preparation can be achieved in as little as 30 minutes. Since many of us have the content in our heads already, all we need is a strategy for organizing our thoughts. In essence, this means having a structure for our arguments. Nail that, and you're 90% there.

Example: 

A simple structure might involve discussing a topic in terms of its past, present, and future.

10 Templates!

This eBook not only provides nine additional structures but also guides you on how to utilize them effectively.

Many have hailed this as their favourite read of the year. But don't just take my word for it. Consider these glowing testimonials:

Mohammed Nma Ndaguye:

The chapter titled "Why You Don't Have to Bath Every Day" is compelling. By employing the 3**s as presented in this chapter, one can master the art of impromptu speaking. Additionally, the "Failed Speech" chapter is refreshingly straightforward, leaving me motivated. Kudos, Dr. Dooba!

 Aliyu Abubakar Shehu:

Dr. Ibraheem, your book, "Impromptu Speaking Genius," has been profoundly enlightening. It offers comprehensive guidance on mastering impromptu speaking. Among the nine structures, the PR**P template, 3**Ps, and the past, present, future structure particularly stand out. This book can empower even an introvert to deliver an exemplary speech. It's a must-read for all public speakers. Blessings on your efforts!

Ibrahim S. Tafida:

"Impromptu Speaking Genius" by Dr. Ibraheem Dooba is a masterclass in speechcraft. While I found all structures valuable, the 3**Ps  resonated the most. Dr. Dooba's content, both in this book and on social media, always provides rich insights. Every visit to his Facebook timeline is a treat. Eagerly awaiting the hard copy. Thank you, Dr. Dooba!

Abubakar Isah Baba:

Dr. Dooba's latest book brilliantly delves into the art of unprepared public speaking, blending narratives with actionable techniques. A must-read for aspiring orators. On another note, a reconsideration of the font may add more gravitas to the design, and a minimalistic approach to the placement of reviews might enhance the reading experience. Best wishes!

Abdurraman Awal:

Dr. Ibraheem, your book has reshaped my approach to impromptu speaking. I've used the l**st strategy before, but your method, of engaging the audience in counting the points, is revolutionary. I'll certainly integrate this into my future speeches. Heartfelt thanks for this invaluable guide, Dr. Dooba. May blessings be upon you and your family.

Nuhu N Mohammed:

"Impromptu Speaking Genius" is a testament to the notion that extensive preparation isn't always necessary for impactful public speaking. Chapter five, "MY RECENT FAILED SPEECH", provides a clear strategy to engage and educate the audience simultaneously. Dr. Ibraheem Dooba, with this book, you're reshaping public speaking paradigms. Keep inspiring!

Clearly, with this many satisfied readers, this book is on to something.

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