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Audience – Magic Key #1 for Presentation Success
Audience – Woody Allen said that 80% of success is showing up. In public speaking, I believe that 80% of presentation success is meeting your audience’s expectations. Address their concerns when you present and they’ll give you high marks as … Continue reading
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Houdini Pecha Kucha – Once more with the magic of a live audience
It’s Halloween week. In Washington, DC and along the Eastern seaboard we’re all hunkering down and waiting for Sandy, Hurricane Sandy. This could put a serious crimp in my daughter’s costume plans. Getting dressed up is fine, but showing off … Continue reading
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Presentation Structure: Chris Matthews plays hardball in six steps
Chris Matthews is at the top of that game of movers and shakers in Washington, DC. Matthews is the well-known host of “Hardball with Chris Matthews,” host of “The Chris Matthews Show,” journalist, and political commentator. Matthews is a feisty … Continue reading
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Presentation Skills: Three Magic Keys to Your Next Successful Presentation
Presentation Skills: Reading this means that you have some interest in improving your presentation skills and becoming a better presenter. You want your audiences to listen, learn and act. You want to be a more confident speaker. Great. You’re in … Continue reading
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Tagged Audience, Charles Green, Death by powerpoint, powerpoint, PowerPoint magic, presentation magic, presentation skills coaching, presentation skills training, presentation workshop, public speaking coaching, public speaking training, public speaking Washington DC, Three Magic Keys
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Practice – Magic Key #3
Practice – It’s still the way that you get to Carnegie Hall, and it’s the only way to improve your public speaking and presentation skills. If you want to overcome your fear of speaking, practice. If you want to be … Continue reading
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Tagged Nancy Duarte, Practice, presentations, Steve Jobs, Three Magic Keys
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