Do you tend to talk too fast at the start of your speech or presentation? I always have butterflies in my stomach before any speaking engagement, but I’m OK with that because I’ve nailed my introduction.
Do you tend to talk too fast at the start of your speech or presentation? I always have butterflies in my stomach before any speaking engagement, but I’m OK with that because I’ve nailed my introduction.
Any podcasters out there? Do you rely on a script when recording your episodes, or do you just banter with your guests? Planning your script, developing a running order and having key points is great for giving structure to how the episode unfolds.
If your job requires you to deliver the same pitch or even training program to different clients or teams, then be alert to ‘delivery fatigue’.
One task I always do on a webinar is to get participants to look directly into their computer camera.
Avoid caffeine before presenting! That’s what I say, but sometimes, not what I do.
What’s your go-to preparation system? I’ve given quite a lot of presentations over the years to different industries, audiences and group sizes, but no matter where I am presenting, I always go through the same warm-up routine.
Financial reports – to bore or not to bore, that is the question.
What’s the secret ingredient that every CEO should have? The ability to command the attention of a single listener, or an entire room.