Jumping numbers, animated digits counting from 1 to 100, or from 10 to 0. How can this be done in PowerPoint? It’s not that difficult. Check out my short tutorial, where I explain step by step how to create such a dynamic animation with numbers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WuIWreLAqs The key element in …
I just watched Apple’s new presentation titled “It’s glowtime” during which the new iPhone model, this time numbered 16, was showcased. Can we draw conclusions about current trends in the world of presentations based on this event? Of course, there weren’t any narrative fireworks like during Steve Jobs’ time. And, …
White or black? Up or down? Left or right? Juxtaposing opposites is an incredibly effective tool in communication. This tool sharpens issues, making them clearer, more distinct, and more understandable. Simultaneously, it adds emotion to our presentations or speeches. In rhetoric, this tool has a name: antithesis. Antithesis is a …
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 …
Recently, during one of my presentation workshops, a participant asked me in the Q&A session: “In a nutshell, what’s your recipe for creating an engaging presentation? One where nobody nods off and the audience pays close attention.” Wow — I thought. — Good question. Can it be answered briefly and …
What does mastery of communication involve? Is it about speaking beautifully? Is it about being persuasive? Or perhaps, is it about everyone listening to our words with great attention? I argue that true mastery of communication is about moving from the enchanted circle of WHAT to the elite circle of …
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 …
“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 …
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 …
I recently read Richard Branson’s biography titled “Losing My Virginity,” and I came across an interesting passage about the role of a notebook in an entrepreneur’s life. Branson wrote (quoting from memory): “I never part with my notebook. When I go to a meeting, I jot down key thoughts in …
