It’s happened to everyone. You deliver a well thought out speech. Well rehearsed, well received, well done, everything is looking up. All that practicing and writing and drafting is finally paying off and you’re ready to walk off stage to thunderous applause. That’s when, out of the corner of your eye, as you’re beginning to…
You can improve your public speaking skills very quickly. In fact, if you follow this simple guide, I can promise you, in less than a week, you will be a much, much better presenter. Now keep in mind, I’m not saying you’ll be a $50,000 per hour keynote speaker in a week. And, no, if…
Most people feel nervous when they have to speak in front of others. But that fear can be overcome. Public speaking is a skill. Anyone can get better at it. And with the right coaching, anyone can become a world-class presenter! Fearless Presentations® offers presentation skills classes that help professionals eliminate stage fright and deliver…
How to stop saying Um is one of the most common public speaking concerns. Um is a filler word. And filler words are a natural part of everyday conversation. A surprising fact, though, is that you’ll actually sound strange (or even fake) to your audience if you don’t use any filler words. However, there is…
The most frequently asked topic that we get questions on when we conduct public speaking training is always related to PowerPoint Tips. Because PowerPoint is so powerful, people tend to either get really good at all of the bells and whistles and overwhelm their audience, or they use PowerPoint as a crutch and rely on their slide deck too much making their presentation very boring. Below are the top 10 biggest Power Point Mistakes that we tend to make along with ways to overcome them.
Your technical expertise means nothing if the selection committee doesn’t believe in your team. It’s crucial to build credibility in shortlist presentations to ensure your team stands out. When it comes to winning multi-million dollar contracts, most technical professionals make the same critical mistake: they try to establish credibility by overwhelming selection committees with their…