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Three Reasons Your Presentation Is Literally Putting People To Sleep - Fast Company

Three Reasons Your Presentation Is Literally Putting People To Sleep - Fast Company | Professional Learning for Busy Educators | Scoop.it
You’re halfway through your big important presentation, and suddenly you notice that one of the executives you’re speaking to even seems to be gently nodding his head. Great, you must really be resonating!

But then you realize he wasn’t nodding at all–he was nodding off. That’s right, your presentation is actually putting people to sleep. Noticing your listeners in the process of tuning you out can feel hugely embarrassing and stressful; wracked with sudden anxiety, now you need to get a hold of yourself and simultaneously get a hold of them. Here are a few reasons why your talk may have a sleep-inducing effect–and what you can do to avoid it.
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7 Easy Strategies for Giving Great Impromptu Speeches

7 Easy Strategies for Giving Great Impromptu Speeches | Professional Learning for Busy Educators | Scoop.it


"My goal with this blog post is not to guide you into making a stirring, memorable speech that will inspire the generations (given that an impromptu speech is unexpected, and because it will likely only last a few minutes). My goal is simply to help you develop the skills you need to give a quality, well structured, simple and effective speech. Any subsequent accolades beyond this are just the gravy on top."



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Jerry Busone's curator insight, August 4, 2016 7:35 AM

I work with many different kinds of speakers regardless whether you are the kind that rambles through a PowerPoint or Wants questions in advance to avoid the fear of being impromptu here are some tips that work in all situations  #offthebenchleader coachjerrybusone.com