The Fearless Presentations ® Podcast Episodes and Show Notes
Access any of the other 200+ Fearless Presentations ® Podcast Episodes by Clicking Here. Show Notes for each episode are below from newest to oldest. To find the show notes for a specific episode, just type the title of the episode into the search bar. Subscribe to the podcast by searching for "Fearless Presentations Podcast" on any podcast platform.
The Train-the-Trainer Model is very common in the business world. However, many Train-the-Trainer programs have big flaws. A good analogy of what happens during this process is the old “telephone game.” Put ten people in a room. Whisper a phrase with more than 10 words into the ear of the first person. The second person…
Looking for a few great options to end your presentation with a bang? So you’ve spent days (maybe weeks) putting together a killer presentation. Now, you stand up with confidence, present every bullet point with poise, and then you get all the way to the end… and the presentation just fizzles. It’s like a marathon…
Are your Zoom meetings kind of… well… blah? Want to make them more fun, engaging, and interactive? Below are seven of our best tips to help you jazz up your next online meeting. Keep in mind that anytime a conversation is one-sided, it will be boring for the listener. A good conversation is a dialogue…
Looking for a quick and easy way to memorize an entire presentation quickly? Well, the solution to how to memorize a speech in minutes will likely surprise you. This article covers a few great tips about how great speakers make the presentation memorization process easy and stress-free. First, we will cover the big mistakes that…
Happy birthday, America! I thought it might be fun to look back at a few of the most famous speeches in American history — the ones that influenced mass numbers of people — and analyze them. Why did these words move ordinary farmers to revolution? How did these words heal a war-torn divided country? What…
Short anecdotes for speeches are a fantastic way to end a presentation with a bang. These stories can be fiction, actual incidents from history, or even just funny stories from your own personal life. When you deliver them well, though, they have a lasting impact. I often use these short anecdotes for speeches when I’m…