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Tips ‘n’ Tools
Negative Brainstorming
Here's a method to generate ideas as a group or solo. It stems from a rather unexpected way of thinking, breeding ideas like rabbits from a magician's hat.
You’re losing your audience. Here’s why.
Whether your content is carefully structured or spontaneous, it can be easy to lose your audience. Here's how to keep them with you.
How to buy time before speaking
You're suddenly asked for your opinion, to give an update or deal with a challenging question. Here's how to buy time before you answer.
The 5 characteristics that bring ideas to life
The right combination of behaviours pushes creative thinking into implementation. Find out what what qualities you need or the people to include for ideas to be realised.
Four ways to say “I’m not doing that” – that don’t get you fired.
It's not a given that you say 'yes' to everything: even from those in Management. In fact, it's vital you're not on 'auto-yes'. Here's how to protect your time so you can give your best.
A simple structure for Business or Tech Stories
Need to tell a business or tech story but don't know how to structure it? Here's a simple way to put your story together with prompts.
Here’s why your audience is zoning out
Sometimes remote presentations fall as flat as a pancake. To reduce the risk of yours missing the mark, here are 6 reasons why they commonly fail.
How to be assertive without saying ‘no’
It tasks are raining down on you, there's an alternative to saying 'no', that may be easier and more effective in getting what you want.
How this trick instantly turned Presentation Panic into Cool Composure
If you don't like how you feel when you present, here's how to change that in an instant.
How to get your message through to mixed audiences
More often than not you'll be presenting to a mixed audience. So how do you keep all of them satisfied? Read this to find out how.