[Image by Gerd Altmann of Pixabay] Last week I posted part 1 of information on handling hecklers. Now, as promised, here is part 2 for your use and information. In my last post, I offered four strategies to incorporate when responding to hecklers. Now I want to share seven specific tips you and other public … Read More
[Image by Gerd Altmann of Pixabay] Taking a time out is a good strategy, especially when it comes to handling hecklers. As a public speaker, there are many challenges with which we’re all familiar. One of those challenges is knowing how to handle hecklers. My hope is that you don’t encounter this but if you … Read More
[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
[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
[Image by no-longer-here of Pixabay] The word supervisor may have different meanings depending on the source you use. Here’s how I spell the word supervisor: S= Support Staff U=Update Staff P=Problem Solve E=Ensure Equity R=Respect Differences V=Visualize Outcomes I=Invite Feedback S=Set Goals O=Offer Feedback R=Repair Communication Breakdowns This is certainly not intended as an exhaustive … Read More