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How to Make Your Audience Remember Your Presentation

27/1/2014

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Interesting Presentation to Remember
People often ask: "How can I make my audience remember my presentations better?" 

Research shows that the average audience member can hold and retain about 3 to 5 ideas in his working memory and his attention span lasts an average of 25 minutes. What this means is that if you bombard your listeners with a topic like a "15-point Action Plan to Diversifying Your Income", they'll probably end up remembering less than five points and the rest will be quickly forgotten, even before they walked out the door!

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The Three Necessary Ingredients That Go Into Every Presentation

21/1/2014

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You could learn to deliver more powerful presentations by understanding in-depth the three necessary ingredients that go into making a great presentation. They each never work in isolation. 

The three ingredients are as follows.


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What If Your Teleprompter Goes Dead During A Live Speech? The Michael Bay Example

14/1/2014

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Public speaking is not easy. There is the common fear of forgetting what you had planned to say, sounding stupid, or making mistakes in front of the audience. 

The Teleprompter was invented to help out with this but, as you will see in the following example, technology could fail you at the very wrong time, leaving you totally lost for words! 


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The Difference Between Gossip and Rumour

14/1/2014

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Gossip vs. Rumour
A rumour results when there is incomplete, unclear, information. People aren't sure what they know. They tread with caution as they speculate about the little they know until a clear, formal, release of information is done that ‘clears the air’ once and for all. 

On the other hand, a gossip is a deliberate attempt to misrepresent information, regardless of whether that information was clear or unclear to the gossip originators (and they really don't care). 



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Dealing With Stage Fright - 5 Tips

12/1/2014

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Stage Fright
Public speaking is one of the most difficult tasks for many people, cutting across barriers of race, region and religion. Perhaps, it is safe to assume that stage fright is one of the few truly common aspects of global society!

This “psychomotor disorder” (as some psychologists like to call it) afflicts more people in the world than malaria and worries more people than poverty! 



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Building Confidence in Public Speaking - Part 3

11/1/2014

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Public Speaking Confidence
The nervousness of many men and women in addressing an audience is partly due to a lack of proper elocutionary training. They have no knowledge of the speaking voice and its use, no facility of musical expression, and no idea of what to do with their hands and arms.

People do not come to realise the importance of this kind of training until they have actually tested themselves before an audience — and failed. 

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6 Ways to Improve Your Critical Thinking Skills

5/1/2014

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Critical Thinking Executives
Critical thinking skills are a must for sound decision-making to achieve the correct result. Read on to know more about the ways and activities to develop critical thinking in an individual.

“Not everything that can be counted counts; and not everything that counts can be counted.” ~Albert Einstein


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Should You Ever Apologise to the Audience?

3/1/2014

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Apologise to Audience
In public speaking, there are certain things speakers/presenters do that could damage their credibility in front of the audience. Some of those things are content-oriented and some are speaker-oriented. One of them is apologising to the audience. 

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Building Confidence in Public Speaking - Part 2

3/1/2014

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Public Speaking Confidence
To become thoroughly self-confident as a public speaker, you should believe in your own ideas, live them, and advocate them with earnestness and conviction. You will be steadied by the consciousness of being in the right - that you truly know what you’re saying.

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