Audiences sometimes struggle to process what a presenter is saying. Dean advocates the slow steady pace, with a fast and slow twist that keeps people awake.
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Audiences sometimes struggle to process what a presenter is saying. Dean advocates the slow steady pace, with a fast and slow twist that keeps people awake.
For more help on captivating an audience, check out our presence coaching page here.
Many of us experience anxiety when we need to present. But what if you’re always presenting? In today’s post, Pete offers a useful perspective on how to think about presentation and practice.
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Many people take perfectly good presentations, and downgrade their powerful content in the delivery, consequently transforming potentially inspiring content into information. This vlog makes a case for aliveness: utilizing passion and boldness in communication is the key to your inspiring message.
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Any time a member of your firm talks and their audience thinks, ‘So what?’ you’ve got a problem. Time is being wasted, and opportunities are being missed.
In his latest post, Pete explores what you can do to reverse this.
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When you want to talk about something, you can often get hit with a lot of relevant things to say, and in your head you can believe you have a point. But sometimes, that point doesn’t come across terribly well. You can be talking a fair amount about a topic, but not in a way that your audience understands.
In today’s post, Pete discusses the Power Of 3 in organizing your words to help your audience more quickly and consistentlly understand what you’re talking about.
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Ever caught yourself dwelling on past events or anticipating the future at the expense of the present? You’re not alone. In this vlog post, Dean emphasizes the importance of staying grounded in the here and now, guiding you to seize the crucial moments that matter most for your team and business success.
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What do you believe is going to happen when you get up in front of an audience and present something?
In today’s post, Pete invites you to ask yourself that question, and if the answer to this question poses a problem for you, to consider changes things up entirely – not just by finding a different answer, but by asking a different, more empowering question.
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When you present, do you need things to go exactly according to plan? If so, you might be putting yourself in a vulnerable position. Dean recommends taking a “quantum approach” to presenting, making you relaxed and open to more possibilities, so you can knock your presentation out of the park.
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Professional service firms often carry the outside advantage, as an authority from the outside. But sometimes people on the inside can feel threatened by that advantage. In this post, Dean talks about what he does to defuse the possibility of threat so he can bring his full value safely.
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Is your body language giving you away? Expression was the original human language before speaking and writing, but these days, people forget that body language actually communicates information.
In his latest post, Dean reminds us about the importance of body language and its role in communicating confidence.
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