Five ways to be the conductor and keep hold of the baton. The thought of precariously sliding into the back end of a presentation makes many presenters nervous. It’s the anticipation of events moving from
We’ve all had it happen. As presenters we look out into our audience and see audience member’s fingers flying or eyes mesmerized by their Smartphones. Brad Philips, whose blog Mr. Media Training I religiously read
By Corrie Miller Being able to present well is essential. If people listen, if you can achieve audience buy-in and engage when you speak, you have the ability to persuade. You can change minds. You
Carrying on from my last post critiquing Jeffrey Gitomer’s “Getting Your Way ~ How to Speak, Write, Present, Persuade, Influence, and Sell Your Point of View To Others” let’s discuss whether humour in presentations is
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