Presence vs Charisma: Why Introverts Often Have the Edge – and How to Use It
Think presence and charisma belongs to extroverts? The science disagrees. Discover why introverts often make the most compelling communicators how anyone can develop presence and charisma.
How to Be Funny in a Presentation (When Your Content Absolutely Is Not)
No jokes required. Here are 9 techniques to make a dry presentation funny whether you're an engineer or consultant dreading a 3pm Friday slot.
When You Think The Audience Knows More Than You: How To Stay In Control
You've been asked to present but they all seem like experts. If you're afraid of being 'found out' to be the lesser specialist, this is for you.
Stage Fright in Disguise: The Presentation Poses That Give You Away
Here are the 8 poses that scream "I don't want to be here!" They're so common but most people have no idea they're falling into these physical traps. Here are those poses plus how to look more comfortable in your own skin within those vital first few minutes.
“Don’t Read This!”—How Reverse Psychology Captivates Presentation Audiences
Challenging your audience might seem risky but provocation can drive your message home memorably. Here's how to do it in a variety of technical sectors.
How to begin your presentation – so that it engages right from the get-go
Most openings to presentations are functional, at best. Here's how to contruct a short but impactful one that actually incites anticipation and interest.
The Magic of the Three-Part Structure in Presentations
Three is a magic number in presentations, helping audiences retain your message. Discover how to structure your information for easy recall.
How to provoke action at the end of a presentation
The end of a presentation can seem very much like falling off a cliff: you’ve got some solid content that...
Why you shouldn’t script a presentation
Here are 9 reasons that using a script in a presentation doesn't work, plus how to increase engagement by dumping the script.
How to avoid too much detail in a presentation – and still give them what matters
Everything seems important when it's your content in a presentation. Here's how to filter out the detail so you give your audience what they need.