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Top : Public SpeakingPublic SpeakingPresenting To The Big DogsBy Marsha Redmon - If you work in a corporate training department or consult to one, odds are you're expected to make presentations to the company's executive team or board of directors. If you aren't now, you soon will be. One reason is that training departments and training consultants are being asked with more frequency to tie their learning and performance goals to their company's overall business goals, and they're being asked to participate in executive-level strategic planning sessions. (Added: 7-Apr-2002 Hits: 904 )If You Want More Humor in Your Presentation(s) By John CantuBy Pat Fripp - This article gives you some concrete suggestions on how you can evaluate your current presentation and discover how effective your presentation's current humor really is. (Added: 11-May-2001 Hits: 980 )Get 'Em Up On StageBy APSI - Good public speaking should use attention gaining devices. Here is one that works every time: Virtually every speaking presentation I do, I find some excuse to get someone on stage with me. When an audience member is on stage, the rest of the audience is glued to the action for the following reasons: (Added: 11-May-2001 Hits: 875 )Preparing your talk: presentation tips for business speaking and novicesBy Pat Fripp - One of the best ways to promote your product or service and expand your customer base is also one of the cheapest. Interested? It's public speaking. I know this from first hand experience. (Added: 11-May-2001 Hits: 1088 )Speaking, Capturing your Audience I by Patricia FrippBy Pat Fripp - Today's audiences have very short attention spans. Learn some tips to keep that attention. (Added: 11-May-2001 Hits: 1041 )The Mental Game Of SpeakingBy Bill Cole - Can you play at the top of your game on demand? Mental toughness is the ability to thrive on stress and to perform in the upper ranges of our potential more often. Professional speakers are the pro athletes of the business world. The speakers who continually perform to their potential over a lifetime know what it takes to build and maintain a strong mental game. Read about ten powerful strategies that can propel you into top form on the platform each time you speak. (Added: 28-Sep-2001 Hits: 1117 )
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