The question I am most commonly asked about when talking to people about their presentations is “What do I do with my hands?” Suddenly the appendages on the end of your arms become a major distraction … not necessarily to the audience but to you, the speaker. I think a part of it is your […]
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Many years ago one of our first clients worked for a large publishing firm. And she had been taught to get over her “problem” of gesticulating as she talked, by holding a paperclip behind her back. This ensured that she looked like a soldier on parade and because when speaking naturally she used her hands
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In this vlog – Sally shares her top tips on what steps you can take if you wake up with a sore throat on the big presentation day.
It’s Presentation Day – What Can You Do If You Wake Up with a Sore Throat? Read More »
Everyone wants their message to be memorable, particularly when they are making a presentation. How do you have enough of an impact to make people remember you? You will have heard about the concept of an elevator pitch where you have just 30 seconds to tell someone what you do and how you can make
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A journalist attended our one day workshop, and here is what she thought… “You’re standing on stage, waiting to address the crowd. But how do you feel? Confident and excited? Or do you feel scared and jittery, like 99 per cent of the population? Victoria Birch reports. There is nothing like getting ready to speak
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This week, we’d like to share with you a review of our Presentation and Confidence Building workshop, written by George Luke, based on his recent experience with us. This is our signature workshop and can be run in-house or as a public workshop. It is suitable for new and experienced presenters, and is also a
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