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Do You Leak When You Speak?
You’re more transparent than you think.There’s that jaw tightening or the ‘look’ in the eye, the stroking of the index ...
Why you’re speaking so fast in Presentations – and what you can do about it
Do you find yourself speaking too fast when you present? Here's why you're speeding up and what to do about it.
The Happy Valley Presentation Structure
"I still can't understand why we need this" said Lee.This left Marina exasperated.She'd spent a considerable amount of time listing ...
Flip the Fillers
Want to sound more fluent when presenting? Say goodbye to annoying speech fillers and discover practical techniques to stop using them.
How to tell others what you do
Don't bore or confuse people when they ask you what you do. Discover here how to incite their curiosity and find your people.
The 3 Principles of Persuasive Speaking
How do you work emotion into a presentation without becoming theatrical? Can you have a factually solid talk without being dry? Here's how to get the balance right...
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.
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.