If you’ve been scarred by fad diets or mandatory ECON courses, the terms “macro” and “micro” might bring up some negative emotions. Well, not to worry friends — I promise I won’t require you to count calories or define consumer spending.
We’re going to learn how to mercilessly edit your speech from both a macro and micro perspective so that every element of your presentation supports your core message. Remember, the big picture is composed of detailed, intentional strokes.
Your core message is at the heart of your speech but there are a variety of elements you can incorporate to make it memorable.
If you use both your binoculars and magnifying glass in the editing process, you’ll be able to create a well-rounded, holistic perspective for your audience.
Learning Reinforcements
Two steps to learn how to write for the ear and get through your first draft of your business presentation.