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.
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.
The Goals of an Elevator Speech are to be hired and referred.
That won’t happen if people aren’t 100% certain about Who you are and What you do.
If that act is a good one, the audience will be “primed and ready” for the speaker and will “jump start” the presentation.
As one gets more proficient in delivering their expertise, a large crowd, or certainly more than a handful of people, presents advantages.
A Pattern Interrupt is something not expected and out of the ordinary that abruptly grabs people’s attention.
Transcript Fred Miller, “NO SWEAT Public Speaking!” Here’s a great way to hold your audience’s attention throughout your presentation. Start with a DISCLAIMER. Here’s one of mine: “We’re going to talk about …
Google Me!”
Don’t you love that verbiage? I do!
What you’re saying is, “Don’t just take my word for how good I am at what I do. Check me out! – Google Me!”
If You’ve Written or Ever Plan to Write a Book READ THIS ARTICLE! One of the things I stress in my coaching, speaking, and writing is the importance of STORIES! …