Articles Tagged - presentation

June 30, 2013

How To Flourish As A Presenter: Forming a Presenters Colony

4 Ways to achieve the support you need to flourish as a public speaker.

By Peter Paskale, Writer, Coach & Trainer, The Presenters' Blog  Around the USA, beautiful towns and villages celebrate in the title of "Artist's Colony". Long before tourists arrived, a diversity of artists congregated to work together and practice their art.   Cape Cod offers outstanding light, while areas like Sedona have inspiring landscapes, but geographic inspirations aren't the only advantage that artists are seeking out.  By clumping in colonies they receive emotional...Continue reading

By Peter PaskalePosted in Communication Skills on June 30, 2013

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May 9, 2013

Three Ways To Bring The Spice Of Opinion Into Your Next Presentation

Why do so many of us feel it's best to avoid sharing our opinions?

By Peter Paskale, Writer, Coach & Trainer, The Presenters' Blog  Every time you make a presentation, you commit a blatant act of opinion, and that's good. That's exactly as it should be. Opinion makes challenging. Opinion makes distinctive. Opinion makes memorable.   As business presenters however, we try to stick to the facts, and do all that we can to eliminate any accusation of speaking from opinion. Nobody wants to be accused of being "opinionated", and that makes us shy. To be seen as...Continue reading

By Peter PaskalePosted in Communication Skills on May 9, 2013

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May 15, 2012

Eleven Really Useful Techniques for Successful Presentations

Do you want to have GREAT presentation skills?

How do you define a GREAT presentation?  Is it the comfort level you feel when presenting, OR the positive response you get from your audience? What if I told you that it should be both…by that definition, are you a great presenter?   Let’s delve into the elements of a successful presentation and discuss eleven really useful techniques you can implement right away.   1)   Define the reason you are presenting; what is the RESULT you want to achieve?  Are you...Continue reading

By Lisa WoodsPosted in Communication Skills on May 15, 2012

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