Tips for Powerful Presentations
Andrew Johnson gathered tips from our team’s research into a one-page document. This tactical document will support any presentation you will need to put together.
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Powerful Presentations
Introduction
As leaders, we give presentations at work, in our communities, at school, or pitching a new idea. Whether we are using just our voice or enhancing it with visuals, it is important to understand the dynamics of giving an impactful…
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How to Give a Killer Presentation by Chris Anderson (HBR)
In this article, Chris Anderson, TED’s curator, shares five keys to a great presentation: Frame your story Plan your delivery Develop stage presence Plan the multimedia Putting it together – rehearse!
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The Power Presenter by Jerry Weissman (getAbstract)
Jerry Wesimann describes great presenters relying on nonverbal communication, body language, and other physical cues. Establishing mutual empathy with the audience through conversation and story mode with aid in the reception of your message. Public speaking breakdown: Words account for…
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What the Best Presenters Do Differently by Carmine Gallo (HBR)
Carmine Gallo illustrates what the best presenters do differently and uses Abraham Lincoln as an example. Lincoln could simultaneously educate, entertain, and move his audience. Gallo stresses that an audience enjoys consuming content in story form and presentation software gets…
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Video: The 3 Magic Ingredients of Amazing Presentations by Phil WAKNELL (TEDxSaclay)
In this TED talk, Phil Waknell walks through a detailed roadmap for how to take your audience through a transformation regarding the topic of your presentation. The framework is usable across a broad range of presentation types. It supports the…
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Video: How to avoid death By PowerPoint by David JP Phillips (TEDxStockholmSalon)
David JP Phillips provides tactical tips for making clean presentation slides so they support your message. Powerpoint should be used as a visual aid, it should not be the entire presentation. The key takeaways include: keep to one message per…
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