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Primacy and Recency for Speakers (Part Two)
In Part One, we looked at the ideas of primacy (the first thing we remember) and recency (the last thing we ...
Primacy and Recency For Speakers (Part One)
Primacy refers to the beginning of something, as it enters our brain. This new entity has a powerful impact ...
How Much Should You Brag About Yourself When Presenting
Bruce Springsteen’s song Glory Days lyric, “Boring stories of Glory days yeah, they’ll pass you by” pops int...
What Is Enjoyable About Public Speaking
For many people it may seem we are getting into oxymoron territory here. “Public speaking…enjoyable? You m...
Simultaneously Dealing With All Four Audience Types When Presenting
Experts, pseudo experts, amateurs, believers, sceptics, supporters, enemies make up that sea of faces in fro...
You Need More Kiai In Your Presentation Delivery
In our High Impact Presentations (HIP) course, we do a number of presentations over two days of training. W...
Should You Distribute Materials Before Your Speech
Sometimes the organisers of the presentation event ask us if they can distribute our slides before the speec...
“Many People Say” And Other Strategies For Dealing With Pushback
Donald Trump has made this technique of “many people say….” famous for dealing with opposing views. This is...
How To Sell Your Presentation To Pull An Audience
Whether we asking to give a talk or asked to present, we need an audience. The onus is on the meeting hosts...
Outlining Your Talk Using The Balloon Brainstorming Technique
A request came to me recently asking me to speak to an audience. So my first question was, “what would you ...
Seven Tips From The First Line Of Presenting
I have the opportunity to give a number of presentations each year. I video them as well, so I can study wh...
Episode #416: Unlocking The Vortex. How To Engage And Inspire Any Audience In Japan
Think about the business presentations you have attended over the years. How many speakers were really enga...
Episode #415: Engaging Audiences: Why Eye Contact Challenges Presenters In Japan
At different times, I have done both formal and informal one-on-one coaching for people who want to improve ...
Episode #414: How to Promote Your Company When Presenting Without Sounding Like a Sales Pitch In Japan
Recently, I was asked to coach the President of a 100,000 person company with a long history for his present...
Episode #413: Seamless Slides and Stellar Delivery. Unlocking AI’s Potential in Presentations In Japan
Something I had never heard of before called “Steampunk” popped up in my TikTok feed. Now I write a daily bl...
Episode #412: Expert Tips To Standout As A Panellist In Japan-Engage, Project, Impress
We see a lot written about public speaking and presenting. Usually it is on the assumption we are the sole s...
Episode #411: Storytelling in Public Speaking In Japan: Harsh Lessons From The Chamber of Commerce Showdown
I had two interesting experiences last week. One was watching the aspirants for a top position in a Chamber...
Episode #410: Why the First Question Matters - The Role of “Sakura” in Japanese Business Events
In Australian politics, they call it a “Dorothy Dixer”. This is when one of your confederates from your own...
Episode #409: Use Your Visuals Checklist When Presenting In Japan
There are 6 elements we should check when putting our visuals together. Review this checklist before you st...
Episode #408: Tech Talkers Need Help In Japan
It's been a while since I attended a highly technical talk by serious experts. The audience, however, was no...
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