Když máte co říct

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Když máte co říct. Praktický průvodce přípravou prezentací a projevů

Petr Holík, Petr Sucháček, Ingrid Procházková, Hana Tesák Vrtala

Ilustrated by Nikola Kalinová

Title in English: Say It Right. A Practical Guide to Presentations and Public Speaking

You have a great idea – but how do you communicate it so it makes a real difference?

Words have the power to change the world. Whether you're giving a talk at a conference, defending your dissertation, or trying to reach out to the general public. This book is here to give you the courage, practical skills and clear guidance to prepare and deliver the speeches that matter.

You will be guided through the entire process, from initial idea to structure and script to final delivery, by experienced tutors who have run hundreds of successful presentations, courses and workshops. You will learn how to set goals, organise your ideas, work effectively with content, overcome stage fright and present with confidence.

Don't expect miraculous shortcuts or instant tutorials. This book is an invitation to a creative workshop. Step by step, you will learn how to create quality presentations that make an impact. Are you ready to use your words to change the world around you? Then you have found the right guide. 

“The book you are holding was written to give you courage, practical tools, and inspiration to change the world around you through the power of your words. Whether you want to speak to colleagues, a wider audience, or the world at large, in today’s age of constant information overload it feels more important than ever to speak out – and to do it in a way that truly resonates. As the authors of this book, we believe in a world where people with something meaningful to share can find the confidence and the support they need to step forward and present their ideas, research, experiences, or perspectives in public. Quite simply, we want to see more public voices that matter – and more people willing to help shape the kind of world we all want, and deserve, to live in.” -- the authors