Jeremy Vialet

Matt KillingsworthWant to be happier? Stay in the moment.

When Are Humans Most Happy?

Trackyourhappiness.org

3 Questions

Matt Killingsworth captured the audience by relating to

them.

Matt maintained the audience attention through the use of pictures, and little humor.

Killingsworth followed the 3rd TED Commandment, ‘Thou

shalt reveal thy curiosity, and thy passion.’

Matt voiced his curiosity, ‘when are humans most happy,’ and formulated a strategy, coming

to a conclusion.

Dynamism: 4/5He was passionate, but not enough

humor.

Matt’s presentation focused on the point, and used clear

images and graphs to support his theory; following the tips, used by both Garr Reynolds

and Nancy Duarte.

In order to have a great delivery, one must be

passionate about his topic.

Comparing: Both Matt and Sir are

both passionate in their beliefs and by far well intelligent.

The differences: While both were

passionate, Sir was by far more humorous.

TipsIn order to convey a great

presentation, I strongly believe one must be

passionate about their beliefs. Be confident, and never afraid of mistakes.

Have fun, and engage your audience.

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http://jaimehepp.files.wordpress.com/2011/09/happypeople.jpg

 

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