Blog bites: Know the outcome Map out a CPD Always add value Have you had to present to a group with just one hour’s notice – or even less? It’s a scenario that challenges even the most skilled speakers. But it is possible to prepare a good presentation in a short time. Perhaps your manager …
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We need to start thinking about our posture as a way of communicating before we even open our mouths. Whether that’s on your feet or the way that you sit in a meeting, the quality of your posture is sending a message. Are you hunched over looking nervous, or comfortably aligned and conveying confidence? Understand …
Imagine if you had no fear of public speaking. What would change in your life? Maybe you’d finally be able to pitch your project idea to management. Or maybe you would not get so anxious when presenting results to the board. Almost everyone has some kind of fear of public speaking. For some of us, …
Blog bites: Get clear on your intention Remember, they’re human too Bring value Be compassionate At some point in your career, you will probably present to a challenging group. Perhaps it’s to a team of senior executives or board members, or external stakeholders. The thought of facilitating a tough or negative group may fill you …
Blog bites: Be clear about your intention Choose the right vocal role Remember everyone is unique How do you know if your pitch or presentation really made a mark? The only way to know for sure is to get feedback from the group. But how should you ask for feedback? And if you’re a participant, …
