Questions & Answers: LOTS of Opportunities for MISTAKES 1. WHEN In your Opening, tell your audience when and how you’ll be handling questions. Two Possibilities: 1. Take a few questions …
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.
Eye Contact, like all elements of non-verbal communication, is extremely important when delivering a presentation. When done correctly, there is a better connection with those watching and listening. When Eye …
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!”
