Sometimes, we can talk so much about a topic that the audience is turned off. Or they may become bored by hearing too much about the subject.
“Kicking out of the wave” is a surfing term. In refers to when a surfer has ridden the wave as far as they can before making a real effort to ride the wave all the way to the beach. Once the wave closes out, a surfer can continue to ride the froth of the wave. But by then, it takes a lot of effort. If they want to catch another wave, it is easier to kick out of the wave once they have reach to end. Then paddle out and catch another.
The same is true with giving an effective presentation. The speaker needs to say just enough to persuade their audience. But not so much to lose the attention of their audience. The Fearless Presentations ® class is extremely effective in helping their participants to organize their presentations to be highly persuasive while not saying too much.
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