Recipes for Disaster Presentations are an essential part of communication in many business and academic settings. Whether pitching an idea, giving a lecture, or delivering a business proposal. . . …
Recipes for Disaster Presentations are an essential part of communication in many business and academic settings. Whether pitching an idea, giving a lecture, or delivering a business proposal. . . …
The formula for the Body of a Presentation is: Make a Point – Tell a STORY! (Preferably, a personal one.) Here are some reasons WHY to use Stories in your …
No matter how good your material and how well you delivered it, there will be some in the audience who will give your talk a failing grade.
Because Many Won’t! Picture this: You’re at a meeting, seminar, or event and the leader asks, “Does anyone have something to say?” Yes, you do have something important to communicate. …
DON’T Make Them! 1. Lots of Text and Bullet Points No one comes to read your presentation. If they are reading it, they are usually ahead of the bullet point …
That which is of smaller quantity could be of higher quality.
That which is less complicated is often better understood and more appreciated than what is more complicated.
You’ll be seen as an EXPERT. This is important because:
People like to work with EXPERTS.
EXPERTS command more money for their products and services.
Use those three simple ways to improve your presentations, and I guarantee the next one will be absolutely, positively – NO SWEAT!