A “Presentation Without Mistakes” is a speaker’s goal. That rarely happens.

“All you can do is all you can do but all you can do is enough.”

Stand Out From Others By – SPEAKING!

Don't Make Them! 1. Lots of Text and Bullet Points No one comes to read your presentation. If they are reading it, they are usually ahead...

For Presentations, Sometimes WAY MORE! From Wicktionary, and spot on for this post: That which is of smaller quantity could be of higher...

Here Are Three Ways To Combat Losing Audience Attention.

One of the best pieces of advice ever given to me about blogging was this: “Content is King!” Blog regularly, about three hundred words...

Use those three simple ways to improve your presentations, and I guarantee the next one will be absolutely, positively – NO SWEAT!

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A Pattern Interrupt is: something not expected and out of the ordinary that abruptly grabs people’s attention.

Here’s a great way to hold your audience’s attention throughout your presentation. Start with a DISCLAIMER.

Transcript Fred Miller, NO SWEAT Public Speaking! Here are three ways to make your video better. Whether you’re doing your own videos or...

Much Better Zoom Presenter

Transcript Fred Miller, NO SWEAT Public Speaking! Let’s talk about nonverbal communication. Specifically, VOCAL CUES. VOCAL CUES are all...

Transcript Fred Miller, NO SWEAT Public Speaking! I’ll bet this video’s getting your attention, isn’t it? Black and white, old movie....

Improve Your Presentations! Recently, I attended an event hosted by the St. Louis Speaker Series. Since 1998, the speakers have been some...

That question, “WHAT topic should I speak about?” comes up often. Sometimes, it’s an easy answer: If it’s job-related, the subject...

Your Speech Openings serve two purposes: Grab your audiences’ attention. Tell them what you’ll be telling them.

Issue a Disclaimer early in your talk for credibility and to keep the attention of the audience.

Help Your Audience GET IT by asking for Lessons Learned! Before taking questions and closing my presentations, I often asked the audience...