by Amy Glass | Dec 23, 2021 | Presentation Skills
Usually, when people think about improving presentation skills, they consider controlling nerves, how to use visual aids, organizing the presentation, use of analogy and story, and how to field audience questions. One very important aspect of presenting is often...
by Amy Glass | Nov 1, 2021 | Presentation Skills
Do you have an important presentation coming up? Are you looking for a way to differentiate your presentation from the countless other presentations your audience has likely sat through before? For the most part, presenters are quick to include data: facts and...
by Amy Glass | Sep 6, 2021 | Coaching, Communication, Leadership, Presentation, Presentation Skills, Training
Body Language Breakdown: The Handshake by Amy Glass | Sep 6, 2021 | Communication Do nonverbal signals really matter? Several years ago, body language “experts,” analyzed a handshake between two government leaders. In an article following the meeting, these experts...
by Marjorie Brody | Jul 17, 2020 | Presentation Skills
No matter how cleverly you construct a presentation—no matter how eye-catching your slides or how insightful your anecdotes—none of it will do you any good if you walk out onto the stage, knees knocking, and freeze! Whether this is your first presentation, or your...
by Amy Glass | Jun 15, 2020 | Presentation Skills
In our Ace the Q&A blog, we talked about the importance of planning how you will handle questions. The last tip is about reading your audience, because you may have someone who wants to challenge you. In you get hostile questions in your next presentation, here...
by Amy Glass | Jan 14, 2020 | Presentation Skills
Whether you are delivering a presentation that you designed yourself, or a message created by someone else, your role as a presenter is to bring the message to life for your audience. When you take ownership of your presentation, you are able to emphasize key points,...