Structuring presentations

February 25, 2021

Are you a good speaker? Bottom lining vs long talking

Are you a bottom liner or a long talker? Here is the difference: A bottom liner gets to the nub of things quickly. They tend to be precise, surefooted and certain Whereas a long talker meanders, talks around a subject, probably does not realise what they think about a subject…

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Structuring presentations

December 8, 2020

What can presenters learn from comedians?

Are you serious about becoming a better virtual presenter? If you are, then learn from comedians. They have to be brilliant or they’ll die on their feet. The best comedians are amazing presenters and if we study them, we can identify what works. What are some of their secrets? Here…

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Structuring presentations

November 12, 2020

How to use evidence effectively in your next presentation

Logic and emotion are a winning combination in a presentation. Emotion is of course crucial in a presentation. If your presentation is pure logic, stuffed with fact after fact, evidence, and statistics, it will be difficult for your audience to relate to it. They will be informed but disconnected. This…

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Structuring presentations

February 12, 2020

Deliver a compelling start and finish

It’s my birthday and I was married 3 weeks ago. There we are – that’s a start! Most coachees or participants on my training programmes say a version of this to me often: "...as long as I can get through the first 2 minutes of a presentation, then I tend…

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September 27, 2019

Structure every presentation

You persuade through reason; you motivate through emotion. That’s the nub of it. You will be persuasive if you: have an easy to follow structure for every presentation signpost (tell audience what is going on) regularly articulate and repeat a small number of clear messages Regular dollops of evidence help…

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April 4, 2019

Proper Preparation Makes Virtual Presentations Successful

This month, I’m outlining my recommendations for Habit 2 – consistently follow a preparation model. Last month I stated that Habit 1 (you can catch up here, if you missed this one) is the most important habit, and that’s true. But, number 2 is the most helpful habit. Having a…

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Structuring presentations

Are you a good speaker? Bottom lining vs long talking

What can presenters learn from comedians?

How to use evidence effectively in your next presentation

Deliver a compelling start and finish

Structure every presentation

Proper Preparation Makes Virtual Presentations Successful

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