This week, you’re going to learn why storytelling in a presentation is so important and what to include in your story to make it interesting and keep the audience’s attention.
When given a presentation topic, most people immediately think about what relevant facts they should include or how they can meet the presentation criteria. To me, that is the absolute wrong way to approach a presentation. (more…)
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This week, I’m going to teach you how to give a memorable presentation with one sentence. You’re going to learn a simple, but in my opinion, a really cool way to make any presentation more memorable. Will it take a bit of thinking? Yes. Will it hurt? Maybe. But good things are always worth a little suffering, no? 🙂
Why this presentation tip?
Well, I’ve shown you some ways to choose a great topic; in fact, how to choose a topic that rocks… But now that you know to choose a topic, how do you make a presentation memorable? Surprisingly, you can do it with just one sentence! (more…)
One of the toughest things about presentations is choosing a topic. Lately, I’ve received quite a few comments and questions about choosing a presentation topic. So, in this week’s video I’ll show you a simple 3 step process to choose presentation topics that rock! (Or that aren’t boring) (more…)
In this week’s presentation lesson, I’m going to show you how a 37 year old fish movie can teach us some valuable presentation lessons. “Huh? What?” I can hear you saying. Don’t worry, I haven’t gone totally crazy… yet.
You see, I thought it would be great to show you how you can improve your presentation skills by learning techniques that will help you get the audience’s attention. And one of the best things to learn from is a great, exciting movie.
I think you’ll be able to see how you can use this technique throughout your presentation. So this will help your presentation introduction, main presentation content, and just about everywhere else. But what movie am I talking about? You’ll have to wait and find out! (more…)
When you give a presentation, it’s important to remember to give little breaks to your audience’s brains. But what the heck does that mean, right? What I mean is, the human brain can only pay attention to something for so long and then attention starts to drift.
The additional problem is that people won’t remember what you’re telling them once their brains have gone off into la-la land. To prevent this, what you need to do is summarize what you’ve said on a regular basis during your presentation.
So what I’m going to teach you is an expression you can use to give a short summary before you move onto another topic in your presentation. (more…)
Hi, it’s Carl Kwan. Recently, I’ve taught you quite a few things about starting your presentations, which is something you should definitely be good at because you want to open your presentation on the right foot. So let’s say you’re now a master at beginning a presentation and you’ve done a good job getting through presenting your main content.
The next thing you need to get good at is ending your presentation… Maybe I should’ve said the last thing you need to get good at.
Anyway, that’s what I’m going to show you… A really simple and effective way to end your presentation. (more…)