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...

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,...

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...

Much Better Zoom Presenter

My BACKSTORY: Finding An EDITOR

A COACH! In the Olympics ,each individual and every team has been coached by the best trainers in their field. It is a rare athlete who reaches this level of skill on their own. It’s also true for the top achievers in many professions. There are acting coaches, voice coaches, and personal coaches for a variety of skills. I googled “Coaching,” and found one list of thirty-one types of coaching. Why do the “Best of the Best” have a Coach? In 2019, Atul Gawande, a surgeon,

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

In your Opening tell them when questions will be taken.

Your ELEVATOR SPEECH should be Specific about: Who you are and What you do.

Here is the Ultimate Elevator Speech Test: Ask someone who didn’t hear your Elevator Speech to ask a person who did hear it.

It gives COMPLETENESS. Throughout history, the number THREE has been used in a variety of important ways. Three blind mice. Three strikes...