the first technique is make the point your own you see this in all ted talks right they have a point and they bring you into the point by telling a story so storytelling here is what's going to make it really easy for
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you to remember what you want to say just having bullet points of things i want to address if you forget one you might forget the one that comes up after it but if you have stories to anchor those points to something that you yourself have experienced and you can always talk about it makes it a lot easier so here's an example of sir ken robinson talking about the perception of education that lots of people have there have been three themes having her running through the conference which are relevant

whatever it is that you want to talk about you want to anchor it to some sort of story it's best when it's yours because
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even if you forget the point you can still tell the story because you've been through it but you can also use other examples analogies as well pro tip if you want to string everything together and visualize your stories and your main points you can use a mind map that really helps you put everything together