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 …
How to approach creating a presentation? Where to start? What steps to take to make it well? That’s what today’s article is about. I will show you what a proper process of creating a presentation from A to Z, in line with recommended standards, looks like. One of the most …
Carmine Gallo’s new book, “The Bezos Blueprint: Communication Secrets of the World’s Greatest Salesman,” is a must-read for anyone interested in business communication. The book about Bezos stands a chance of becoming a classic, much like one of the author’s first books, “The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs”. Gallo’s “The …
In every professional’s career, there are instances where they must present information to an audience. However, it’s all too common to see attendees distracted or unengaged. To address this, here are seven principles, illustrated with examples, to make your presentations more memorable. 1. Tell a Story Stories are potent …
Communication based on DISC behavior styles involves understanding the characteristics and preferences that guide other people to adjust your approach to them. All individuals have their unique behavior styles that affect how they think, act, and communicate with others. The DISC behavior styles formula was developed by American psychologist William …
When choosing a presentation format, many people face the dilemma of which format to use. Currently, the two most commonly used formats are the classic 4:3 and the wider 16:9. Which one to choose? It is worth examining several arguments that can help make a decision. The first and one …
Speaking seems easy. We learned how to do it when we were about 2 years old. But being able to express yourself correctly and communicate with others is a different story. So, what mistakes should we avoid? Here are the most common ones. Mistake 1: Being talkative One of …
