The Presentation Boss Podcast 45. Speech Breakdown: TED Talk by Jane Harper "Creativity in Your Control"
Mar 3, 2020
Jane Harper, an acclaimed Australian author known for her gripping mystery novels, delves into the world of creativity and the writing process. She emphasizes that everyone can harness their creative control through practical skills. The hosts dissect her TED Talk, revealing the power of pauses in presentations and the importance of clarity in communication. They discuss overcoming nervousness and how structured practice can unlock creativity. Insights on audience engagement and avoiding jargon further deepen the conversation.
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Creativity Is Misframed As Elusive
- Jane Harper reframes creativity as something people often view as elusive or reserved for a few gifted individuals.
- That framing primes the audience to expect a practical alternative to the “muse” myth.
Author Credentials As Credibility
- Jane Harper cites her three books and recent bestseller status as evidence of her experience.
- She uses that personal success to establish credibility for her advice on creativity.
Announce The Audience's Inner Dialogue
- Call out audience self-talk or myths explicitly to get attention and buy-in.
- Naming common doubts brings listeners onside and primes them for solutions.