The Power of Pause in Presentation
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A moment’s silence is one of the most effective secrets of presenting and public speaking
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A moment’s silence is one of the most effective secrets of presenting and public speaking
“No, no! Please don’t ask me to make a presentation.”
“I can’t do it – I get too scared –
I’ll faint – I won’t be able to breathe.”
Using stories to create an emotional connection, will immediately resonate with your customers and your own people as well!
Even those with nerves of steel may feel they are facing a deep abyss when having to give a presentation!
Use storytelling elements to make you more appealing, approachable, and accessible!
It takes very little to create common ground and we know that storytelling is one of the best ways to achieve that.
No one comes out of a presentation saying Wow that was a blinding PowerPoint!
You have the undivided attention of a number of people who have some reason to be interested in what you have to say!
A welcoming smile, a listenable voice, telling a good story. Things that are already a natural part of who you are!
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How to boost your speeches and presentations with the emotive power of storytelling!
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When a new slide first appears on the screen, all eyes, like moths to the flame, tune to the new image and immediately begin the race to be the first to know what the slide is all about
Buyers are impressed when faced with someone who is obviously knowledgeable about his/her subject, so earning their respect.
When we use our own words to express ourselves directly from the heart, that is when we have the greatest impact on an audience.
If you aspire for success in life, start polishing your presentation and public speaking skills now!
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