Ways to Prepare for & Deal with Challenging Questions
When you prepare your presentation, you’re in total control and ready to deal with challenging questions. When you deliver your presentation you lose a little
When you prepare your presentation, you’re in total control and ready to deal with challenging questions. When you deliver your presentation you lose a little
There’s a famous quotation by Mark Twain, an American writer in the 19th century which says ‘there are only two types of public speakers in
‘My English isn’t good enough to present’ is the most common statement I hear from my clients who are anxious about presenting in English. And I’m
It was in 2005. I was really interested in the Law of Attraction at the time and felt I knew a lot about it. And
In general, inexperienced presenters tend to speak too fast. Pausing is a powerful tool that used in the right places will make look totally confident and in control. Here are three places where you should pause when you present…
One of the biggest mistakes people make is that they forget about rehearsing their presentation. Rehearsing your presentation out loud a minimum of 3 times will give you confidence and ensure you achieve a logical flow between your points.
In the presentation and public speaking world, we talk about having ‘presence’. But what exactly does ‘presence’ mean in this context and how do you achieve it?
When you’re speaking in public with presence and gravitas, your audience are engaged with you and your words; you exude calmness, confidence and credibility.
When presenting, we’re often very nervous seeing the audience in front of us, thinking they’re judging us negatively. But the fact is, the audience are really on your side, they want you to do well.
One of the biggest fears that some of my clients have when it comes to presenting is having and getting through a brain freeze. Here are some tips on how to avoid getting blocked.
If we have learnt and practised the necessary skills to present effectively, the only remaining factor which will affect our confidence to present is what we are THINKING. It is erroneous thinking which causes fear.
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