Writing your presentation
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Never present the catalogue- Product presentations and catalogues are not the same thing
Jan Schultink makes a valuable point very simply when he shows us how to make an endless listing of our products into...
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What Questions Should You Ask Before Writing a Speech?
Here’s a really useful post from Dr Nick Morgan at Public Words, a well written and beautifully presented blog on err.. the...
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100 best quotes ever from Total Politics
For people like me, who fail to be funny and original at the same time, here’s a set of great quotes from...
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Ask a lazy question- get a brilliant answer
It’s not often that a golfer makes me laugh. And even then it’s usually clothing related. I love the game but loathe...
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How to Make Anything Interesting – 5 Rules
I once bought a book by Edward de Bono, called ‘How to be Interesting’. It wasn’t. But it’s a great title isn’t...
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Speechwriting and songwriting- Same difference
One of the key skills in developing ‘Flair‘ as a speechwriter and presenter, is learning to use the ‘tricks of the trades’...
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Motivating Geeks- a Lesson for us all
I’ve been working in Barcelona again this week, with a global pharmaceutical company, and here’s a small, but significant lesson I learned...
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Fukushima Facts- As a defence from opinions and assumptions and a new euphemism for stupid
In the aftermath of the terrible events in Japan of the past 2 weeks, there has been a rush to ‘trash’ the...
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The rule of 3 – Be remembered
The rule of three is powerful technique that any presenter should learn to use. First noticed by the ancient Greek orators, followed...
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