NAIL your next remote presentation. Here’s how.
May 26, 2020
Since 2020, many more of us are presenting via Zoom, Teams, or another remote platform. Presentations, while done remotely, still need to happen and happen
Since 2020, many more of us are presenting via Zoom, Teams, or another remote platform. Presentations, while done remotely, still need to happen and happen
You’ve got a high-stakes presentation coming up. Maybe you’re presenting to the board of directors, maybe you’re rolling out a new initiative internally, maybe a
Yes, you. I hear you presenting yourself, or your product or service using all your industry speak, your smarty-pants lingo, your endless acronyms and jargon
Resolve to make the coming year your best one yet. Do not allow one opportunity to present yourself, your product or service to be missed.
It’s officially an epidemic. Now joining ‘like’, ‘you know’, and ‘I mean’; ‘kind of’, ‘sort of’ and ‘just’ have become word viruses infecting our speech
Whether you own your own business or work for a small, medium or large company, one of the best ways to advance is
Remember show and tell? I’ll bet it was one of your favorite parts of Kindergarten – at least the observing part. Why? For one thing,
1: Apologize Unless you’ve arrived hours late or the heat or air conditioning isn’t working, you have nothing to apologize for. Your audience is there
Let’s face it; sometimes we’ve been in our business too long. We’re so well-versed, so immersed, so totally completely “in it” we can’t remotely remember
Sure, there are BIG IMPORTANT things to do to be a great presenter. Things like turning your focus 180 degrees, organizing your presentation in threes,