All posts tagged "role models"
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60Connecting with the audience3 More Painful Lessons That Can Help the Presenter Grow
In an earlier post, Jim shared 3 mistakes he had made as a speaker and how, ultimately, the lessons learnt made him...
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102ConfidencePainful Lessons That Can Help the Presenter Grow
Kintsukuroi (or Kintsugi as it’s also known) is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by putting the pieces back together again...
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100Delivering your presentationLove It or Loathe It – Ricky Gervais’s Assault on the Woke Classes Was No Accident
He promised to be controversial and he delivered on that promise! Uncomfortable as it might have been to watch Ricky Gervais at...
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Blogs
How do you create an effective presentation? Remember that you’re always pitching when you’re presenting
Here’s a great post from the ever interesting ‘Idea Transplant’ blog by Jan Schultink, consultant, pitch guru and design enthusiast. It’s a...
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Confidence
How Steve Jobs and Nature Fill a Vacuum- be positive
Here’s a much used clip of Steve Jobs launching the Mac-book Air way back in 2008. I think that Steve Jobs was...
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Social Skills
10 things to build your personal impact- Part 1
In earlier posts we said that personal impact, simply, is about getting people to like you. We then promised you some simple...
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330Keeping in Touch
Be likeable
When I’m doing my thing with clients, I’m often asked what the single most important element to networking is. I often answer...
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Case studies
Steve Jobs- more furious than passionate. So what?
In my last post I talked about the pointlessness of passion. And here are a few speakers who were brilliant with no...
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Connecting with the audience
Passion. Is that all you’ve got?
It's something that drives me mad. When you hear professional and amateurs alike, talking about 'passion' as the most important element in...
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