As the saying goes – you never get a 2nd chance to make a great 1st impression, and yet for most of us, kicking off a presentation is the hardest part. It’s where we often feel the least prepared and ...Read More
Starting a presentation is a bit like starting a car. You don’t jump in, throw it into 5th gear and try to roar off. If you did you’d probably stall the car, damage your gear box and make a fool ...Read More
Many presenters confess that they shudder at the thought of the audience asking them questions. This is a monumental shame for 2 reasons. a) Questions from the audience give us the opportunity to clarify important points, to dive deeper into ...Read More
A lot of presenters worry about involving their audience. They think it will derail them and make them ‘lose the plot’. So here’s how you can have a relationship with everyone in your audience and keep them all satisfied. There are ...Read More