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6 story themes that win pitches
Storytelling is crucial in pitches. Here are 6 proven themes that drastically improve your chances of winning funding.
How to get comfortable with silence
Silence adds power to your communication but people avoid it because a pause can feel soooo long. Here's how to feel comfortable with silence.
3 ways to handle presentation anxiety and nerves
Presentation nerves affect the best of them. Here are three ways to control anxiety before you present. They're quick and effective.
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7 ways to hook your audience when presenting online
Guilty! I admit it. I've logged into online presentations, turning off the camera and mic.All very convenient as this gave ...
What everybody needs to be doing with technical presentations
You know your stuff but sometimes we take for granted how much others understand.The issue with specialists, technical or otherwise, ...
How to make your content 10x clearer through gesture
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9 weak words and crass cliches to avoid when you present
"For me, words are a form of action, capable of influencing change. Their articulation represents a complete, lived experience."—Ingrid Bengis ...