What do you want to achieve when you’re presenting? Surely you want to be heard and understood. But what’s the goal of your presentation? Is it just to engage your audience in the moment you’re presenting? How about one hour after your presentation?...
Often following your instincts leads to the best results. In presentations, not so much. Every presentation has a high point. After you reach this high point, you should also start to plan your exit. It’s so counter-intuitive. You’ve finally achieved your...
Presenters need to worry about many issues. There’s the quality of their content, the efficacy of their delivery, the power of their visuals… And on top of that, they need to worry about a thousand technical details. These days, there’s an additional...
In my last post I was talking about the fact that nobody will buy 100% of your material 100% of the time, and how that is totally a-ok. Now I want to talk about another moment that happens in all successful presentations. It’s that moment when all your work to...
Transformation in presentations is very dear to me. But I still don’t know if I’ve been able to charge you with my passion and change your point of view with my previous post about transformation. I would be curious to hear your thoughts in this regards....
What presenters and event organizers can learn from the technical glitches at the recent TED 2015: Truth and Dare in Vancouver. When TED releases a new talk, especially the ones recorded at the “official” TED conferences like the one that is going on now...
