[Image by Gerd Altmann of Pixabay] Breaks during a presentation are often a necessity. Why? Good question and the answer is: 1. bio break 2. catch-up via email, text, or phone 3. process 4. chance to energize or move. Those are all possibilities to consider for your attendees however there are additional considerations which include: … Read More
Month: May 2024
Divisive Devices: What can a speaker do?
[Image by Bartek of Pixabay] As public speakers, most of us realize the detriment of our audience using devices (e.g., cell phone). It’s particularly problematic when we’re delivering a presentation, whether it’s in-person, virtual, or hybrid. There are multiple options worthy of your consideration which are: Send an email notification to attendees in advance of … Read More
Time for T.I.P.S.
[Image by Gerd Altmann of Pixabay] The passage of time can sound deafening, especially if you feel time deprived. We’re a society obsessed with time! Still not convinced? How often have you said or even thought…”Look at the time!” or “I’m really pressed for time.” or “Oh…if I only had more time.” In this post, … Read More
Avoiding the Oops Factor
[Image by cripi of Pixabay] Everyone makes mistakes; after all, it’s part of the human condition. In fact, we often learn from our mistakes. Some mistakes or errors are more common than others and should be avoided. If we anticipate potential errors we can usually work around them. Let me give you five examples which … Read More