Think refers to the left-brain, linear, logical, orderly processing.
Your goal is to have your audience agree with your key messages.
Feel references the right-brain, emotions, heart, passions, etc. It is essential to also tap the emotional aspects of your story.
Do is the change in action or perspective you seek as a result of the presentation. What, exactly, do you want the recipient to think or do differently after hearing your presentation?
Have a great life and be mindful of any negative thoughts.
How thinking can affect how we feel and feelings can affect what we do.
Actions begin in our mind.
When we have a negative thought, we need to challenge it.
By learning how to change your unhelpfull thoughts to helpful thoughts, can change what you feel and what you do.
Overtime it becomes easier.
If you strategically think through the entirety of your presentation before starting to develop your content it is much more likely to be effective.
Your Think / Feel / Do answer becomes the core message of both your presentation's promise and summary.
Incorporate Think / Feel / Do as an approach for all strategic, persuasive communications.