Articles to Improve Your Skills
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How to Recover From Mistakes
Public Speaking Mistakes Happen to Everyone Tell me if this rings a bell: You’re going along, giving a great speech or presentation, when all of a sudden you draw a complete blank. Your train of thought has derailed. It’s about to crash and burn and take your presentation with it.
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Mind Mapping Techniques to Improve Your Presentations
Mind Mapping Works for Presentations When it comes to putting together a great presentation, sometimes the hardest part is figuring out how you’re going to share all of the information you want your audience to have, and in what order you’re going to deliver it.
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The Biggest Sales Presentation Mistakes (And How to Fix Them)
Make Sales Presentations Your Specialty Sales presentations take on many shapes and forms. They can be small and casual between a single salesperson and a customer, or they can be formal and elaborate, delivered by sales teams to corporate executives. Regardless of their size, they all share the same end goal: to make the sale.
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Communication Skills Every Manager Needs
Communication in the Workplace It goes without saying that workplace communication is the cornerstone to success. Without it, we can’t set goals for the good of the business or make plans to collectively achieve them. Without strong communication skills, no one would be able to share their ideas or concerns. There would be no relationship…
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Should You Use Humor in Your Presentations?
Funny Presentations: They’re the Ones You Remember One of the most powerful communication tools you can use to deliver your message is humor. It’s what makes you real. When it’s used appropriately, humor can be one of the most effective ways to make your presentation memorable. So, if you are contemplating whether to use humor…
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Speak Confidently: The 5 Biggest Mistakes Presenters Make
Public Speaking With Confidence What is it about public speaking that robs people of their confidence? They stand up in front of a group and all of a sudden their shoulders drop, they fidget, and it’s blatantly obvious to everyone that they don’t want to be there.