I get asked about my thoughts on TED or TEDx talks. Here are some of the things I share with clients and folks at events. 1) Create a unique hook or title. When you start your TED talk, you want to begin with the end in mind. You want to create something that people would […]
posted on August 12, 2014 by
The Secret to Using Notes During Presentations
Most people don’t use notes when giving a presentation. They just put them all up on a PowerPoint slide and read to everyone in the room. We all know what this is like … we hate it (unless we are the presenter.) How can we fix this situation so everyone can be supported and so […]
posted on June 3, 2014 by
Is Your Voice Good Enough?
Many people wonder about this when I work with them. The good news is that 98 percent of the people I meet don’t have any major issues. Most issues are small and with minor tweaking can sound great. Below I talk about why our voices bother us, I talk about the art of the pause, […]
posted on April 18, 2014 by
Eliminate Ums and Ahs
We wish people wouldn’t use ums and ahs when speaking to us and we wish we wouldn’t litter our own conversations, speeches or media interviews with ums ahs. So? What should we do? Here is a free tool you can use to help eliminate those pesky ums and ahs and make them go away: […]
posted on March 18, 2014 by
Strong Female Speakers
There is a need for more strong female speakers to step forward and be seen. This site will profile more as presentation training is one of our core offerings. Why is there a need? Well, when people talk about great speakers, the knee jerk response is to show CEOs and powerful execs of the […]
posted on March 12, 2014 by
PowerPoint Slides – How Many Slides Should You Have?
PowerPoint and PowerPoint Slides … Below are some of the biggest questions I get around PowerPoint. The biggest being “How many PowerPoint slides should I have?” There is a bigger question though… and I bring it up at the end of this short video from our accountability program. The good news is that there is […]