Tag Archives: Presentation magician

Summertime and the reading is easy – Three books to improve your presentation skills by Labor Day

Posted on June 5, 2012 by Charles Greene III

Wow! How did it get to be summer so soon. It seems like just last week we packed away our heavy sweaters. This year the Greene family will be heading off to the beaches of Bethany and Rehobeth in Delaware … Continue reading →

Posted in Public speaking and presentation skills | Tagged Boring to Bravo, bullet points, Death by powerpoint, George Leonard, Jerry Weissman, Kristin Arnold, Mastery, presentation magic, Presentation magician, presentation skills training, Presentations in Action, public speaking Washington DC, summer reading list, susan cain, TED | 2 Comments

Presentation Skills: Public speaking lessons from the world of magic.

Posted on January 9, 2012 by Charles Greene III

Presentation Skills: It’s not an illusion. Magicians are the best embodiment of the transformative public speaker. Magicians hold audiences spellbound, using little more than words and a few simple props. Magicians deliver memorable experiences that can’t be readily duplicated. Magicians … Continue reading →

Posted in Public speaking and presentation skills | Tagged Audience, Practice, Presentation magician, Steve Jobs, Story structure | 1 Comment

Presentation magician at the summit

Posted on October 3, 2011 by Charles Greene III

Most of my professional life has been spent at conferences that dealt with a wide variety of subjects — neo-natal urology to snack vending machines to vintage magic posters. As a presenter or participant I’ve spent an unimaginable amount of … Continue reading →

Posted in Public speaking and presentation skills | Tagged bullet points, David Paradi, Death by powerpoint, Garr Reynolds, Nick Morgan, Presentatation Summit, Presentation magician, Rick Altman, Three Magic Keys | 1 Comment

The power of 3 – Your public speaking APP for better presentations

Posted on September 18, 2011 by Charles Greene III

I’m home. I’ve just returned from a two week, three-city work tour in Europe, London, Amsterdam (actually, Geleen), and Paris. In London and Paris I did presentations for two different clients. In the Netherlands I lead a presentation skills workshop. … Continue reading →