By practicing, we become more focused on the listeners' reactions and less on our own nervousness. Being well prepared allows us to be more present during the presentation and adjust the communication based on the listeners' response, increasing the chances of our message getting through. Hilmatell offers a unique Practice Mode, developed by experts and based on what people need when they practice. In this guide, you will learn how the Practice Mode supports you in your preparation.

In order for the message in your presentation to reach your listeners, it is at least as important to plan how and in what order you are going to say things, as it is to decide what it is that actually needs to be said. At Hilmatell, we refer to such a plan as a Storyline. A clearly defined Storyline not only outlines a path to your goal but also identifies important milestones along the way. This guide explains what Milestones means within the framework of Hilmatell and how they can help you create a successful presentation.

To ensure an engaging and effective presentation, it is important to use every part of your storyline strategically. By answering the questions "Why?", "What?", "How?", and "When?", you can guide your listeners through a coherent narrative that not only informs but also inspires action. Here, we explore the role of each category in creating and delivering powerful presentations.

Creating a captivating presentation is more than just putting together some slides; it requires a carefully structured narrative to guide your audience from understanding to action. A storyline is the foundation of such a presentation – a plan that ensures your message is delivered in an engaging and impactful way. What are storylines in Hilmatell, and how can they elevate your presentations? Let’s dive into it!

Getting your message across in a presentation can be challenging, but with a clear goal, it becomes much easier. That's why Hilmatell helps you define your goal — it gives you focus and direction, ensuring that your presentation hits the mark. Below is an explanation of how goal setting works in Hilmatell.

Goals shape context, understanding, and feelings. Our brains are designed to constantly calibrate against expectations. Therefore, it is important to give your listeners an expectation in the form of a goal for the informative meeting you have. Determining goals becomes the first natural step if you want to succeed with your presentation. As soon as you start formulating your goal and purpose, Hilma AI can begin coaching you with content.

The brain constantly seeks context and looks for meaning to make things understandable and predictable. With the Hilmatell storyline, you gain access to storytelling templates that are based on what the brain needs. These are built up piece by piece with milestones that together create a customized story for the listeners. And with Hilma AI, you receive coaching throughout your entire narrative.

With milestones, order is created in the human brain that facilitates putting together the narrative and providing context. With the Hilmatell storyline, you focus on the task of reaching the listeners with one thing at a time, without losing anyone along the way. These steps are Hilmatell's milestones. A milestone is a defined task that becomes clear to both you and your listeners. It can be, for example, creating curiosity or presenting an analogy. That task makes it easier to find the right thing to say in the speaker notes and, if needed, the right image for the context. And Hilma AI coaches you with content and ideas if you need inspiration.

The conditions for being able to learn what to say depend on several factors. Hilmatell provides you with the most important conditions and also develops more. It is just as important to have goals and context when trying to remember what to say as it is when listening and understanding something. Therefore, you benefit from the logical narrative thread that you have already created with Hilmatell's storylines; that whole helps with memory. Listening to the presentation and highlighting keywords are other features that help many. In Hilmatell, you mark off each part as you learn it.