You’ve just accepted an invitation or assignment to give a presentation. What is the very next thing you should do? Develop an outline Create slides Define what your audience cares about If you didn’t pick 3, read on. People everywhere are the same; they are more… learn more >
I recently came across the book, “The 5 Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace” by Gary Chapman and Paul White. It’s an interesting exploration into how to build better relationships with your employees. After reviewing it, I began to think about tradeshow exhibit visitors, and how… learn more >
We live in a face-paced world. This is no surprise. Virtually ALL information is at our fingertips, and our collective attention spans have shortened commensurately. I make no value judgement about this … it’s the way things are. This sentiment is also not new. Adults in… learn more >
Congratulations! Your presentation is on the calendar. You’ve done your homework by talking with a sampling of your audience, to find out how you could speak to their interests and needs. All you have to do now is plan the best way to get from… learn more >
Question: You’ve just accepted an invitation or assignment to give a presentation. What is the very next thing you should do? develop your outline create your slides discover everything you can about your audience and its needs Answer: If you picked a or b, you really… learn more >
Once again we find ourselves in the heart of the tradeshow season. This means many readers have been tasked with having to prepare and present a talk at a seminar, breakout, or other professional meeting. So, to paraphrase a well-known trope, “How do you become… learn more >