Mindmapping your Presentation: Are you Making this Mistake?
In the past month I’ve sat through three presentations by professional speakers. They were all planned by mindmapping. None of these presentations reached their potential. Here are the flaws the presentations suffered from: They had no unifying theme. They jumped...
6 reasons you shouldn’t give an overview presentation
Garr Reynolds said you can’t go both deep and wide in a presentation. A deep presentation explores one aspect of a topic in depth, whereas a wide presentation gives an overview of the entire topic. I agree with Garr, but would go one step further – deep is better than...
4 ways to move people from attention to engagement
In my last post, I argued that you already have attention at the start of your presentation. The task is not to grab attention, but to actively nurture the attention that you have and transform it into engagement. Here’s the difference between attention and...
Webinar “How to Plan an Audience-friendly Presentation”: Your Questions Answered
Last week I delivered a webinar “How to plan an Audience-friendly Presentation” as part of Ellen Finkelstein’s Outstanding Presentations Workshop. The message of my presentation was “To create an audience-friendly presentation, use a...
The Seven Types of Presentation to Avoid
Have you inflicted one of these types of presentation on your audience? These seven types are all a result of a lack of planning or the wrong sort of planning. I’ll be looking at how to avoid some of these presentation planning traps in a live webinar with Ellen...Got an important presentation coming up?
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You have so much content that you can't figure out what to leave out?
Don't know where to begin your design process?
Worried that your material won't be of value?
Feeling overwhelmed and can't get started?
Can't figure out your theme?
Concerned you won't be engaging?
Time is running out?
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