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 March 17, 2017 by
Featured on the Entrepreneur Magazine Website
Thank you to Jill Schiefelbein, author of Dynamic Communication. She interviewed me for her book and I received some great bonuses. This is really a perfect case study to share with all of you. Jill wrote a book about communication and communication techniques. She interviewed may experts that focused on communication areas beyond her expertise. […]
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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 […]
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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 […]