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Webinar Wednesdays
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May
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How Much Time Does it Take to Build Presentations?
Here are some complaints I hear frequently from presentation designers: “Typically, when I craft a presentation that is effective and visually appealing clients complain that I take too long.” “When I am faithful to a specific budget, viewers... Read more
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May
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A Review of PowerPoint 2013: Missing the Bullseye
In regarding the new version of PowerPoint, several cliches come to mind, including two in particular. Together, they make up quite a mixed metaphor: Too many chefs in the kitchen who fixed that which was not broken. There is nothing wrong with the new... Read more
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May
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How to Prepare a 20-Minute TED-Like Talk
More and more the call is for short speeches. Of course, the popularity of TED and TEDx talks is one cause, but the impatience of the times is another, along with our shrinking attention spans and all the other distractions competing for our mindshare. Keynote... Read more
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May
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Repetition in Your Presentations
Repetition has long been heralded in advertising, politics and public speaking as a device which can add emphasis and impact to key thoughts and phrases. But too much repetition in a presentation becomes annoying rather than powerful. I recently attended... Read more
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Apr
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Use Analogies to Lift Presentations to Another Level
During this past holiday season, my 8-year-old son, Jake, asked me why the story of Hanukkah was so important. I told him that Hanukkah celebrates a miracle that happened long ago in an ancient Temple. In the Temple they needed to keep the candles lit,... Read more
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Apr
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How to Thrive in a Challenging Speaking Situation
Not long ago I had the pleasure of working with Carolyne Stayton, the Executive Director of Transition US. Transition US is a resource and catalyst for building resilient communities across the United States that are able to withstand severe energy,... Read more
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