Power Posing: Too good to be true?
Is power posing little more than a myth?
In a profile of Amy Cuddy, The Washington Post talks about her rise to fame for using her own feelings of self doubt to spark
Don’t repurpose decks. It could cost you Stephen Curry.
When presentations don’t work – the client takes its business elsewhere, the board vetoes a program, or potential investors decline
Practice Makes Presentation Gold
You could have something in common with Michael Phelps, Simone Biles and Emily Infeld.
Presenting when English isn’t your first language
A couple of years ago, I had an opportunity to give a guest lecture for a Public Relations class taught my by former boss and mentor, Frank Walton, Ph.D.
Present Better Tip: “If it can’t be good, let it be short”
We are always working towards helping executives to present better. The other day while reading the
Why Are We Dishonoring the Slide?
How many of us have heard a presenter say:
“I’m not going to spend a lot of time on this slide.”
Ask the Expert: Dr. Chloe’s 3 tips for the Anxious Presenter
When you’re asked to give a presentation, where do you fall on the anxiety spectrum? Even the most proficient and experienced presenters have some degree of nervousness
The truth about those TED talk videos
Last night my client took the stage at TEDxMidAtlantic. Giving a TEDx talk had been on her bucket list
Presenting to (Really) Big Audiences
For anyone who has ever planned a corporate event of any size, the details and logistics can be daunting. Now take that to an enormous scale, where several hundred,
Presenting when English isn’t your 1st language
This spring I had an opportunity to give a guest lecture for a Public Relations class taught my by former boss and mentor, Frank Walton, Ph.D.