There seems to be no shortage of products aimed at making today’s business presenters more effective.  And it’s not that those things aren’t just a little tempting.  Afterall, who wouldn’t want to add pizzazzz, wow, компютри втора употребаdazzle, impact and zing if the cost wasn’t too prohibitive!

ButLes poker gratuit peuvent se le permettre car peu de gens adoptent la strat?gie optimale et beaucoup jouent au plus bas prix possible, donc misent toujours une seule pi?ce au lieu de miser le maximum autoris?. unfortunately, there are few shortcuts to being the kind of presenter people really enjoy listening to - the ones where the audience is actually taking notes, there’s occasional laughter and there are periodic opportunities for the audience to participate in some form or fashion.

This month’s podcast takes a dive into the topic of being a more effective presenter and offers up 3 components of the personal communication process that should be a part of every good presentation!

 

 The "One Thing" Concept [10:28m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Ok… these important opportunities for communicating value may not always occur in an elevator, but they do happen frequently. In the airport - in the line at the store - or at a conference, the time will come sooner or later when someone (who could be important to you and your company) asks THE question…. “so, what do you do?” You have just a moment to distill down the value you or your company bring to the table into just a few opportune moments. You need one succinct set of thoughts that stick in their mind. Would you get stuck? This simple 3-step model will help you refine a succinct 30-second message that helps your prospect “get” your important message.

 

 Mastering the Elevator Pitch [6:27m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

The painful reality is most presenters (and their messages) are doomed to be forgotten by the time it takes our audiences to get back to their cars.  Sure, a few things may stick, but for the most part, presenters are far too forgettable.

Part of the challenge is that we’ve been taught some pretty goofy things about memorability and influence.  We bought into the principle that if we can just make a compelling factual case for our idea supported by some cool PowerPoint … we couldn’t lose!   Nothing could be further from the truth.

This session gives you some practical tips, inspired by psychologist Dr. Scott Lee, into how you and your ideas can be recalled long after other’s messages have bit the dust. The 5 steps covered in this 9-minute podcast might just change how you present forever!

 

 Making Your Messages Stick! [8:57m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Too often presenter’s fail to establish any measure of real relevance with their audiences. Whether they’re offering up solutions (in search of a problem to solve) or just “giving” the presentation they always give, the impact is the same - their messages are often self-serving and their audiences know it. This session will introduce you to a powerful 7-step persuasive message flow model to help presenters shape more relevant messages - ones that resonate with both the hearts and minds of their audiences!

 

 Standard Podcast [8:00m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

What’s it take to be remembered these day? We certainly know what doesn’t work. Material directed at the intellect (bullets, charts, graphs), most frequently goes only into short-term memory and is rarely memorable. But case study after case study reveals that a presenter’s personal stories can be a powerful conduit for communicating value, important lessons or relevant themes. This session provides some crisp insight into how presenters can leverage their most valuable communication asset - the personal story.

 

 Presentation Storytelling [6:39m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download