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Glad it was helpful!

Thank you for your encouragement! I am still thinking what might be useful for you and the other youtubers visiting this channel. Any suggestions about what you want to be able to do?

My pleasure. I'm glad you found it of value to you

Hi momotaro0410. I'm glad you found this video helpful. As for doing more videos, I have been keeping that at the back of my mind now . . . for quite a while. Tell me - what would you like to be able to do better? What would help you be more successful? Maybe I'll be inspired to do one in response to your ideas.

I'm glad you found the the structure and process helpful. Do share with me how you used it and how it has helped you. Remember, during the early stages of learning a new skill, quantity is more important than quality of practice. So don't get hung up if you don't get it perfect initially. All the best!

I'm really happy I came in contact with this video, it's totally improved my speaking framework. More videos please. Thanks 👍🏼

@@Mfonyoung I am delighted that you found it practical and can be applied immediately. As for more videos, I've been thinking about doing another one for . . . . years.🤣 I'll get to it one day. I still waiting to be inspired by something.😆

Hi Jake, 1. Your point about feeling it is unnatural is common amongst my learners who are just starting out. And of course it feels unnatural as it is not something you would usually do, or prefer to do. A little like crossing your arms - if you do it with the other arm on top. I am quite certain your listeners would not notice it as unnatural. 2. As you are practicing and getting this to be an automatic approach toward speaking off the cuff, keeping the numbering in place. This is to help your brain stay organised. Once it is a habit and part of the way you speak, you can if you choose to, omit the numbering. When I am inclined to keep things open ended, I might say "there are a number of/several issues that are relevant here" and then reel off whatever topics that come to mind. 3. I hear your point that you wish to only speak on one topic. If the single topic is not complex, then just say "The key/main thing here is . . ." and explain or expound. If it starts to get complex, it is still not to late to say something like "Let me break it down for you - the 3 key issues that are germane to this argument are: 1. <>, 2. <> & 3. <>. I hope that helps. Let me know what you thnk

@@francisjee Thank you for taking the time to write such a detailed response Francis I really appreciate it! I’ll definitely focus on getting the reps in with it to get it to feel more natural and pivot from there. I’ll also try the “one main idea here” for the topic. I make videos around 5 minutes any tips on how to frame my thinking it make a point within that time?

@@JakeGrows - I must first confess that making videos is not something a do very much of. Having said that, I have done a lot of work on VILT (virtual instructor led training). My go-to approach is: 1. Analyse the audience, or empathise with the audience. What do they want - the one thing? How do I want them to feel after my 5-minute video? What is THE question, their question!? What action do I want them to take, what behaviour or habit do I want them to change? 2. Start your 5 minutes with a hook - catch their interest. And this is usually something from #1. above. If you start with a question, frame the question such that they will say YES! (e.g. Do you want to retire young and rich?) 3. Use the cloud-diagramme framework to deliver your content so that it is easy to understand AND easy to remember. 4. Finish strong, clear and succinctly by returning to your hook in #2. above + a call to action (so no bait-n-switch 😅). Leave them with the desired feeling - inspired, empowered, excited, reflective etc. If you send me a draft of the video, I'll give you some feedback - for FREE. p/s I should learn how to do videos from you! 😅

@@francisjee Thank you man I’m just trying to apply all thinking and speaking frameworks to my video I can get even better at video so I always feel there’s something I can add to my game😂 I like the empathizing with the audience advice you shared that’s something I’ve been trying to focus deeply on thank you for sharing! In regards to the feedback I uploaded a video recently and any feedback would be greatly appreciated but only if you have the time don’t feel like you need to I appreciate all the help you’ve give all ready thank you!💪

I am delighted you found the video helpful for you. As for how to structure your thoughts when you are talking about the topics - the way to think about it is as though you are having a conversation with someone in a coffee shop and your conversation has taken you to a topic. Just chat about it. You were the one who decide/chose the topic. Just say however much or little that you can about the topic. you will be surprised what your right brain can dredge up from the recesses of your mind and bring it into the 'conversation'.

He only has 2 videos and never upload more :( I would love to know what others strategies he as for thinking with structure

I am glad you found it useful. Thank you for your kind thoughts.

Ahahahahaaa … 😂 , you made me chuckle out loud. Thank you. And to what do you owe your extensive knowledge about this small little town tucked away in remote Borneo?

Ahhh, I suspect your estimation of my abilities exceed the reality of what I can/feel like doing! You are most kind. Maybe something easier?

Although it’s in German, but if you‘d like to see a Visualization of Descartes Meditations, you should check out „Denkwelten Descartes“ from the german philosopher Gregor Betz 😅

I am delighted that you found it really works for you.

I am delighted that you found this video useful. I would love to hear what you wanted this skill for? Or examples of how you successfully used it.

@@francisjeenot op, but I can hazard a guess. Probably clarity. Clarity is so, so valuable, for those of us who struggle to articulate, for who always overthinks. This is the antidote.

@@crix_h3eadshotgg992 To make a finer distinction, clarity is the experience or the feeling. What the 'template' structure does is that it removes the brain overload that comes from processing the question, processing possible responses, processing decision making, processing to keep all of that in short term memory, processing output, and processing the emotional load (if you are stressed or nervous). This approach gives an intuitive structure for storing and retrieval - important for speaking off the cuff, and the time compression prevents paralysis by analysis (using editing to refine instead; which is easier)

Ahaha - OK, I will do more videos if there is more demand. I am glad you found it valuable/useful.

You can certainly add on more branches/topics. I could recommend no more than 5. It just get harder to keep track of the topics and manage your time budgets. One way to cover more topics is to cluster them in to 3 main topic headers. Then you can explore the sub-topics when covering the main topic. I hope that helps

Great to hear you found it useful. Tell me when you do get to Kuching 😆

I'm glad you found value in the video. Feel free to share with your friends. And do let me know what else you want a quick and effective way to learn it.

Hi Karma. At this point, I am not offering any training programmes or on-line courses. Should I create one in future, I will announce it here.

Hello LukKa - Good question! I am assuming you are from outside of Malaysia. 🤔 Kuching is a pretty little city in the State of Sarawak, in Malaysia. Check it out. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuching Better still, make a trip there - you'll love it.

Hi Stevie, I'm glad you found this video useful. I produced this one in response to a specific need. So, if you you messaged me on LinkedIn about a specific need you have, or a skill you need, I'll definitely think about how I can design something.

Great to hear Rahul! Do share with me any stories where it has worked for you and produced the results you wanted.

Glad that you found it useful. If you could share with me what you want to use your new learning to achieve, I will use that to start thinking about creating some mroe videos as I teach most of it live.

Hello there!

I am glad you found it helpful. Now go and use what you have learnt to create success for yourself!

Happy that you found something that is working for you. Now, go and amaze the world with confident structured answers every-time you speak about anything. Come back and share what happened.

Thank you! Cheers!

Ha ha. Yes, seriously! Should it be anything different - seeing I never promoted the video? 😂 Should I do anything about it? I am actually surprised that anyone found it as it was originally for a private training event for Royal Dutch Shell - Malaysia many years ago. I am glad (I'm assuming) you found it useful.

@@francisjee People actually don't know that how valuable this topic is .

Go use it - I hope it helps you succeed. Would love to hear your stories.

Oh wow! What have you been trying to achieve for these last 3 years? Let me know if I can help you refine your technique and be even more successful.

So after 5 months, how has his technique work for you Andrian?

You are most welcome - Matthew. Do share what you value about this technique, or how you are using it to help you succeed.

I'm glad you found it valuable