If Blue Peter did presentations

Sorry this is late, folks.   We’re working on an opera and everyone’s rushing around like mad things to keep it on timetable! Do you remember your childhood days in front of the TV after […]

Videoing presentations training

Over at our curved vision site (were we offer bespoke presentation skills training) there’s an acute lack of videos; in fact there’s only one photo even, in the current incarnation of the website! There are […]

Presenting Made Simple

Okay, we know – what’s simple isn’t necessarily easy. After all, dieting is simple Eat less, exercise more but that doesn’t make it easy, I know. So with that caveat in mind I’m rather proud […]

I wrote recently about how much a presentation in a business actually costs. I didn’t include the soft costs of things like missed opportunities and damaged morale – even so it came to about two […]

The cost of a presentation

I ran a training course today for a mixed bunch of engineers and salespeople for the European branch of an global engineering company. Not everyone wanted to be there (although everyone enjoyed it and no […]

Presentation Fun

No, that’s not a typo for “presentations are fun” (or even “presentations should be fun”), it’s then of some new software we’ve been playing with for a week or so from Presentation Fun. (I flagged […]

Presentation images.

One of the things that has been bugging me recently is the use (and abuse) of images in slides. It seems that more and more people are recognising the need move away from bullet point […]

Presenting tips for young speakers

A long time ago (really a loooong time ago!) I was asked what my top tip for presenting was. Normally I shudder when I’m asked this kind of thing because – and I’ll say this […]

… or actually what they don’t see in presentations! A lot of our clients – when I ask them what they’re afraid of in terms of presentations – say that they’ll make mistakes their audience […]

Presentation images

Just a really quick blog… I’ve just come across http://www.pixelmator.com/ and I’m trying it out. So far, so (very!) good. The downside is that it’s just for Mac – that’s fine for us, we use Macs. The […]

I’ve gone on and on in the past about how important your voice is as a presenter or public speaker. I’ve written books about it in fact.  On our presentation skills training courses I sometimes […]

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