Present to Succeed 2024: My Perspective and Summary of the Largest Presentation Skills Conference in the World

On June 14, 2024, I took the stage at the largest conference dedicated to presentation skills, Present to Succeed. This conference has been held for four years in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria. What did I talk about? The topic of my presentation was “What Can We Learn from Google …

How to Remember a Speech or a Presentation? The Memory Palace Technique

Would you like to learn how to memorize your presentations or speeches? Try a simple and effective technique – the Memory Palace. It will help you primarily in memorizing the sequence of various topics and the structure of your presentation. The history of the Memory Palace technique dates back to …

What is storytelling? Showmanship or just regular communication tool?

“When conducting a presentation training recently, I heard: ‘Storytelling is for showmen.’ And further: ‘We are not showmen. We don’t have the skills to effortlessly share anecdotes, evoke emotions.’ A participant expressed what many people think – that storytelling is for extroverts. Storytelling is for those who enjoy shining in …

Copilot in PowerPoint: Unveiling the AI Magic in Microsoft’s Office Suite

In my latest YouTube video, I’ve delved into the fascinating realm of Copilot, Microsoft’s AI assistant recently unleashed for both business and home users. Today, I want to give you a sneak peek into my journey with Copilot in PowerPoint, sharing my initial impressions and discoveries.   As I fired …

Mastering PowerPoint Morph: A Step-by-Step Guide with Mind-Blowing Animation Tips

PowerPoint offers many animations and transitions that are not worth using in the world of professional presentations. Nevertheless, there is one animation, or rather transition, that is truly amazing. It is absolutely the best animation available in any presentation software. It’s called Morph. Today, I’ll show you how to use …

The Mehrabian Experiment – the biggest myth propagated in books, articles, and communication training sessions.

“Nonverbal communication accounts for 93% of all communication” – this claim is the biggest distortion repeated in books, newspaper articles, and communication training sessions. Unfortunately, many people have believed and perpetuated this claim. It is remarkable that this myth is propagated by authorities in the field of communication. I myself …