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Your PRESENTATION needs a MAKEOVER If. . .
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When was Your Presentation
last updated?
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Doing a Presentation Makeover
makes sense if:
The Information You Want to Convey is Important.
It should be Important!
Important to the audience and
Important to you!
If it’s not important, Why are you doing it?
“The presentation you and/or your team deliver:
directly reflects upon the presenters and those developing the presentation.”
You might need a
Presentation Makeover if you. . . Read More→
Fox News interviews Speaker/Author, Fred E. Miller
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John Pertzborn, co-anchor of Fox News AM Show in St. Louis, interviews me.
Special thanks to Jim Grandone, www.grandone.com
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Non-Verbal Communication Speaks
Louder than Words
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The Non-Verbal Communication you deliver will trump
What you say and How you say it – EVERY TIME!
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For instance, if I say, “I really am enjoying being here at your event,” but continually look at my watch and have an expression on my face that says “I’m bored and wish I were somewhere else,” what is the message I am sending?
The audience, if they’re paying attention to your physical presentation, will not believe the words you just spoke. Read More→
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Nonverbal Communication Trumps. . .
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Verbal Communication
The guy on the right says, “I’m really excited to have the opportunity to speak to you today.”
Do you believe him?
I imagine your answer is, “No!”
A Presentation has two Components:
- Content
- Delivery
Experts agree: Delivery is far more important than Content. You can have the greatest Content in the world, but if it can’t be Delivered in a manner that Educates, Entertains, and Explains, the audience will never GET IT! (GETTING It is the goal of all communication.)
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Non-Verbal Communication Element # 3 –
Gestures – They communicate, also!
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Shhhh!
The figure on the right is not speaking, but their finger raised in front of their mouth is communicating - “Please be quiet!”
Gestures, like other forms of non-verbal communication, can stand on their own communicating a message.
They can also be combined with other forms of non-verbal communication, or be used in conjunction with the verbal part of speech delivery.
Gestures are not confined to the hands and movements we make with them. Gestures are defined as Read More→
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Posted by: | CommentsPracticing a Speech
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“Practice makes perfect.”
It’s not true.
Perfect practice makes perfect. However, and I don’t know where I read this,
“The road to perfection never ends.”
That statement aside, the mantra we’ve all heard from coaches, teachers, and parents, is:
“Practice, Practice Practice.”
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