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.
For more help with your individual or team presentation, click here.
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.
Click here to learn about the value that we bring to teams preparing for a high-pressure / high-opportunity presentation.
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.
For more help improving body language, check out our presentation support page here.
Do you feel like your presentations might be lacking in energy, but because you’re “in your head,” you can’t be sure? In today’s post, Pete offers a particular direction you can point your attention in that can help you recognize exactly when an energy dip occurs, and what you can do about it in the moment.
Click here for more support for your presentations.
You’d better sit down for this one… but don’t stop moving. Dean addresses that flat, boring, uninspiring “TV” you all are bringing to all your virtual and hybrid meetings. You tell us you want to accomplish connections like you do in person, but you’re not behaving on screen anywhere close to how you do in person. Dean offers simple ideas to bring your virtual participation into the three-dimensional world.
Find more virtual presentation support here.
One of the biggest things that can get in the way of confident presence is worrying about whether your audience likes you. This is a natural concern – and in many ways, a healthy one. In this post, Pete shares how to get it out of your way.
For more about how we can help build your presentation presence, check out our support services here.
Struggling to find your natural speaking voice? Do you find yourself clinging to a script only to come off sounding forced? In today’s post, Dean gives you a simple way to think of speaking that will set you free and let the words grow themselves.
For help finding your natural voice and more great speaking help check out our presentation support page here.
Whether they’re pitching their firm’s services or presenting to inspire their team, some professionals get hung up around a certain circumstance. In today’s post, Pete discusses that circumstance, and says YES, getting hung up here is GOOD.
Check it out and let us know below if you agree!
Then check out our Presentation Support Services here to explore further how we can help.
Many of us view a valuable presenting experience as everything aligning, landing the pitch, and succeeding, but presenting doesn’t always go that way. In today’s post, Dean shares some advice he learned for when presenting doesn’t go as hoped.
To make the most of every presentation experience, check out our support services here.
In today’s post, Dean explores learning and knowledge, and the tension between following a process and operating on instinct.
What is ideal, and how do we get there?
For leaders looking to present with instinct, learn more here.