FREE Self-Scoring Speaker's Assessment Tool - HERE Fred Miller, NO SWEAT Public Speaking Speakers: Here's a very important tip. There is something called The Law of Primacy and Recency. What it says is the audience best remembers the first and last things you can do. That's why you want to have a Read More
Presentation Tips
Three Tips for Your Introduction!
It is the Speaker's Responsibility to Write Their Own Introduction. Fred Miller, NO SWEAT Public Speaking. Get started on "Speaking Opportunities" with this FREE Speaker's Template - HERE Whenever you’re the speaker, someone is going to introduce you. The Master of Ceremonies is probably going to grab your bio. Read More
Presentation Tip: DECLUTTER . . .
Your Presentation! Fred Miller, NO SWEAT Public Speaking. Get started on "Speaking Opportunities" with this FREE Speaker's Template - HERE Here's an important tip: DECLUTTER Your Presentation! Three Ways to do that: First of all: Your Language. Use plain simple words. You don't impress people with words they Read More
Tips on Elevator Speeches. You need . . .
THREE! Fred Miller, NO SWEAT Public Speaking. Get started on "Speaking Opportunities" with this FREE Speaker's Template - HERE Tips on Elevator Speeches. You need THREE! Number One. You need a great one that goes to all floors! This is for when you’re in front of a group and the leader says, “Let’s go around the Read More
Three Tips to Help You Become . . .
A Better Presenter! Fred Miller, NO SWEAT Public Speaking. Get started on "Speaking Opportunities" with this FREE Speaker's Template - HERE Here are Three Tips to help you become a Better Presenter. Number One. Practice! - Practice! - Practice! I work with TED Talk Speakers and the rule of thumb is one hour of Read More
MIND MAP Your Presentation!
Mind Mapping is the ultimate tool for: Developing - Practicing - Delivering a Great Presentation FREE Mind Map of a Speaker's Template HERE Let's look at each of those activities. Developing a Presentation Have you ever had these challenges when commencing work on a new presentation. Lots of ideas Read More
Eye Contact: LOOK at . . .
These Suggestions! Making Eye Contact with your audience is one of the non-verbal elements of communication for delivering a great presentation. Making that connection with individuals in the audience shows "confidence in your competence" and "honesty." When Presenting Find a Friendly Face There are people watching Read More
Take Your Presentation from Blah to . . .
AH! Little differences make a BIG Difference when it comes to the components, parts, and elements of a presentation. Here are some specifics for doing that! Title The Title of your presentation should be similar to something seen on the marquis of a theatre, the headline of a newspaper, the spine of a book, or the Read More
Speakers: “Don’t Leave Home Without . . .
Bringing These Things! Your Presentation is Your Responsibility. Period! It is Your Presentation. Control everything you can and have as many backup plans and devices as makes sense. Your audience doesn't want to hear you can't use your Slide Presentation because the Audio Visual guy didn't have the Read More
Jennifer Blome, KTRS, Interviews ME!
* Jennifer Blome, St. Louis media icon, interviews me about: • The Rule of Three as it applies to Public Speaking and Presentation Skills. • The Fear of Public Speaking. • Why we have it and Nuggets to Lessen it. • The importance of your Introduction. • The Elevator Speech. • Why Speak? • Read More