Music in your presentations

There’s a chapter in my next book (you didn’t know about Presentation Genius? sign up for updates at http://presentationgenius.launchrock.com to be kept up to date) about whether using music in your presentations is a good […]

A Presentation timetable

I thought it might be a useful reflective practice for me to keep a diary of ‘the day’ of a presentation – and that might be interesting for anyone else… but when you read it, […]

One of the chapters of my next book (you didn’t know about it?  sign up for updates at http://presentationgenius.launchrock.com) is all about fonts in presentations and which ones to use. I’ve spent forever reading up […]

How do you know when you’ve made a good presentation?  When it gets you a standing ovation? When nothing goes wrong? When people tell you that you’ve “done well”? That’s how most people do it, […]

A few times in the last few months I’ve been asked about ‘key phrases’ – and what brought it to mind today was this post about mental velcro: in it, the author talks about ways […]

Look, it’s not hard, is it?!?  All you have to do is stand up in front of people tell them things. But just because it’s simple doesn’t mean it’s easy. After all, dieting is simple […]

A very brief update

Well, the contract has (finally) arrived.  All half-a-tree-worth of it :)     I guess I’ll get around to reading it soon… What else is new? Two changes to the software I’m using. Evernote: I […]

Well that’s a lie, they aren’t. They’re a lot of bloody hard work.  I thought it might be fun to go through the timetable for a gig.  This one is up in Scotland and it’s […]

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