Articles to Improve Your Skills
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Present To Connect
Presentation Skills and Customer Service Companies large and small are all coming to the same conclusion, customer service is their lifeblood. As profit margins are squeezed and customer acquisition costs continue to rise, what can business owners do to stay competitive? Simply differentiating your product or service is becoming less and less effective – in…
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Why is Presenting so Stressful
Fear of Public Speaking What is it that causes so much fear and trepidation when it comes to speaking in front of other people? Why do we always become so nervous and jittery when giving presentations? Essentially, we are concerned about what people will think of us. This fear has become so embedded that it…
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Humor In Presentations
Use of Humor in Presentations Makes Them Memorable One thing the National Republican debates have reminded us of, is the importance of humor in presentations. The candidates are obviously not aware to the extent that their comments will be twisted into late night fodder. They certainly do not give us these valuable nuggets for this…
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Communication Skills and Business Success
Leadership and Communication Skills Great leaders are great communicators. Great communicators are great leaders. The ability to confidently and persuasively communicate are critical to great leadership, and those who rise to the top are the ones who can stand up and speak effectively. When was the last time you watched a CEO of a Fortune 500…
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Effective Presentations Expanding
Saturday, February 04, 2012 – 1:27 pm Effective Presentations, Introducing New Video Production Company February 4 — Already one of the nation’s premier providers of public speaking skills training and motivational keynote speakers, Effective Presentations of Lakewood, Colorado is preparing to expand its impressive line of products and services. The main focus of…
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Ineffective Networking Meetings
7 Ways to be Ineffective at Networking Meetings 1) Talk about yourself: After all, you are the most important person in the room. Don’t engage the audience or ask anyone a question because they came to hear your story, not theirs. So it is all about you! 2) Never, ever make eye contact: When you…