Welcome and thank you.
The core presentation principles that deliver success
Preparation done well significantly increases the probability of success.
Building confidence, managing nerves
Test your learning retention
Using posture and movement to support your key messages
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Getting it together - why it's critical that voice and body say the same thing (5:25)
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Activity: Identifying posture and movement do's and don'ts (5:10)
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The most powerful stance and positive movements (3:34)
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Making the most of positive gestures and avoiding common traps (3:56)
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Using eye contact to build rapport and engage with your audience personally. (4:27)
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Do's and don'ts review
Capture your learning ready for action
Your voice is your most important presentation asset when used well.
Creating audience interest and capturing attention for memorable presentations.
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The key to SUCCESS: Miss these at your peril (1:36)
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Simplicity is hard to achieve, but adds huge benefits for your audience (2:24)
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Something unexpected helps - and may not be what you think. (1:12)
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Concrete - finding ways to make it real for your audience. (2:58)
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How to let your audience know you are credible in your subject. (4:04)
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Without an emotional connection your presentation will fail. (1:17)
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Everyone needs and loves stories to really understand your message. (5:19)
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SUCCESS summary (1:55)
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Activity: 2015 World Championship of Public Speaking (7:43)
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Exercise to apply the SUCCESS elements
Second review
How to get the best from your visuals and avoid death by PowerPoint.
Opening and closing with impact
Presentation Structures: Do they matter?
Dealing with questions
Final review
Presentation Pitfalls
Presentation Checklist
Finally - be yourself
Learning Review
Copy of slides
Making a presentation on camera - a personal case study
Giving Business Presentations in a Virtual World
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