Have you ever found yourself in the position of delivering a presentation that you didn’t create?
In the world of business, we are often handed a PowerPoint® presentation and asked to deliver
One secret that many accomplished presenters use often goes unnoticed. Yet, when done well, it always boosts the presentation’s effectiveness. The good news? It’s easy to incorporate this secret into any presentation.
That secret
Poor communication is one of the top 5 reasons a relationship ends.
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New year’s resolutions can be a mixed bag. Set them or don’t set them? Nail them or peter out come March?
Regardless of your take on this annual tradition, a universal truth
Our attention span has fallen to 8 seconds, according to Time Magazine. Goldfish reportedly have a longer attention span than us! So, what does this mean for your next presentation? Every second counts.
Here are two tips to hook your
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It’s summer. And we all know what to do when it gets hot – hit the beach, crank the A/C, stock the freezer with ice cold treats… But when an important presentation is making your temperature rise, how can you
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7 minutes. The attention span of a typical audience lasts about 7 minutes before you run the risk of losing them. You might get 10 minutes if the topic is especially of interest, or just 5 minutes if you’re lucky