Power Point and the Triangle of Death – A Rant
The origins of Power Point were solidly grounded in good intentions. Remember slides? People put pictures on them, or graphs ...
The origins of Power Point were solidly grounded in good intentions. Remember slides? People put pictures on them, or graphs ...
Consider the standard, garden-variety, dull-as-ditchwater business presentation. A business person wanders to the front of the room, nervous as an ...
Technology will fail you. Audiences will go cold – or fail to show up. You’ll forget to say something important. ...
A little book arrived in the mail recently: 15 minutes including Q & A: A Plan to Save the World ...
We want to persuade people to do something new. It’s one of those fundamental – and fundamentally important – human ...
Most public speaking—especially business speeches and presentations—has never entirely caught up with its audience’s changed expectations. Our ordinary speaking styles ...
Kristin Arnold is a professional facilitator, the author of a new book, Boring to Bravo: Proven Presentation Techniques to Engage, ...
I’ve been away a few days in an intensive session helping a team get ready for a high-stakes multi-day presentation. ...
(This blog is based on the talk I gave at the opening of the Public Words Speaker Forum, June 11-12, ...
Most of us find ourselves having to pitch an idea – whether it’s a proposal for a new business initiative ...