Tag: Presentation Skills

Presentation Printout Preparation

Read how my “just-in-case” hardcopy backup saved me from disaster when presenting before a prominent client. Explore how preparation and printing could help you avert disaster and present like a pro.

Tips and Techniques for Using Simple Sentences in Presentations

Tips & Techniques for Using Simple Sentences

Here are 6 tips and techniques for using simple sentences in your presentation or speech.

Benefits of Simple Sentences in Presentations

Here some benefits of using simple sentences in your speech or presentation.

Tips & Techniques for Pacing and Pausing in Presentations

Tips & Techniques for Pacing & Pausing in Presentations

Here are 10 Tips and Techniques to slow your speaking by pausing and pacing your delivery for a better presentation delivery.

Benefits of Pacing and Pausing in Presentations

Benefits of Pacing & Pausing in Speeches and Presentations

"Pacing and pausing" involves consciously varying the speed, pace, and rhythm of your speech and strategically incorporating pauses at specific points. Check out these 6 ways that pacing and pausing can benefit your speech or presentation…

Tips & Techniques for Better Eye Contact

Five Tips & Techniques to Improve Eye Contact in Presentations and Speeches

Improving your eye contact during a speech is a valuable skill that can enhance your communication and connection with the audience. Here are Five Tips & Techniques to Improve Eye Contact in Presentations and Speeches.

Benefits of Better Eye Contact when Delivering Presentations

Eye contact refers to the intentional act of making a direct visual connection with individuals in the audience during a professional presentation or public speaking engagement. It involves looking into the eyes of the listeners to establish a connection, engage their attention, and effectively communicate the message. Here are five benefits of adding dimension through better eye contact during a speech:

Dealing with Distractions – Public Speaking tips when the unexpected strikes

Distractions are everywhere, and to amplify your skills as a speaker and presenter, it’s helpful to know how to prepare for and deal with the unexpected. Here are some distractions- broken into five categories (Physical, Venue, Technical/Visual, Audience, and Delivery) and some strategies for dealing with them - to make your next presentation more successful.