When Presenters Run Out Of Ideas, It’s Time To Read A Book
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The Self-Published Presenter
As a communicator, you’ve got a lot to say. Getting up in front of an audience is one way to get your message across, but
Hey Officer, Book That Presenter…
We spend a lot of time talking about how to deliver your message verbally to your audience. However, there’s a lot more to communications than
What Jack Welch’s Speech Writer Can Teach Us
So just about everyone out there knows who Jack Welch is – he was the CEO and Chairman of GE who lead them from a
The Presenter’s Dilemma: 5 Ways To Make Your Training Stick
Ok, so it’s time to talk about an ugly little secret that nobody who does presentations really like to talk about. What’s the secret? Most
Tools To Help Visualize Your Next Presentation
We would all like our next presentation to be our best. However, when we’ve got lots and lots of data to present, we can all
It’s All About The Nonverbal, Presenter
So we stand up, walk to the front of the room, and start our presentation. All too often, we seem to think that we are
Do You Look Presentable During Your Presentation?
Remember when your Mom said that looks don’t matter? She may have been right then; however, now is now and the better you look, the
7 Secrets To Getting Your Adult Audience To Learn From Your Presentation
So why should anyone take the time to attend your presentation? Unless you are Paris Hilton (hi Paris!) or former President Clinton, you probably don’t
Make Your Audience Sit Up, Take Notice, And Learn At Your Next Presentation
Some presentations are designed to simply motivate your audience. Some are designed to educate them. It’s this second batch that is tricky to do. It’s