The correct use of PAUSING in presentations can be extremely powerful. LISTEN! However, it’s one of the toughest things to do for a...

You want your audience to remember the message of your speech!

The formula for the Body of a Presentation is: Make a Point  –  Tell a STORY! (Preferably, a personal one.) Here are some reasons WHY to...

Here are eleven qualities that make a great presenter:

However, the way you start your presentation can make or break the entire event.

Overall, conquering the fear of public speaking can have a positive impact on many aspects of your life, from your career to your personal r

ZOOM TIPS that Make a Difference – A BIG Difference! Transcript Fred Miller, NO SWEAT Public Speaking. This video’s about ZOOM. What an...

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

Stand Out From Others By – SPEAKING!

Make it Clear, Concise, and Consistent If people hearing your Elevator Speech aren’t 100% sure about what you do. They won’t hire you....

Here Are Three Ways To Combat Losing Audience Attention.

Eye Contact, like all elements of non-verbal communication, is extremely important when delivering a presentation. When done correctly,...

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

A Large Audience is BETTER! Some consider the “Fear of Public Speaking” somewhat analogous to the “Fear of Heights.”

Transcript Fred Miller, NO SWEAT Public Speaking! Let’s talk about the Ultimate Goal of your Elevator Speech. That goal is to have a...

Your Elevator Speech should be Clear, Concise, and Consistent.

Build Your Elevator Speech, Floor-by-Floor, with – NO SWEAT! Transcript Fred Miller, “NO SWEAT Public Speaking!” I’m going to give you my...

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.

MY BACKSTORY “Google Me!” Here is my ‘BackStory’ of how I came to use, and suggest using, the phrase: “Google Me! Picture this: You’ve...