Contents
Introduction: Why This Book Was Written
Chapter 1: The Presenter Who Speaks with Poise and Confidence Is Always Seen as the Expert
Chapter 2: A Simple Way to Design Presentations in 15 Minutes or Less
Create a Concise Presentation based on the Needs/Wants of the Audience
Make Your Bullets Complete Statements
Avoid Asking Questions in Your Bullets
Prove to the Audience That Your Bullet Points are True
Once You Have a Good Outline, Use Stories to Prove Your Points
Chapter 3: Add Tremendous Impact to Your Presentations and Become the “Go-To” Expert
Impact Idea #1: Stories and Examples are Your ACE in the Hole
Impact Idea #2: Audience Participation Gains Consensus
Impact Idea #3: Analogies Make Complex Ideas Easy to Understand
Impact Idea #4: Anecdotes—A Fun Way to Add Humor and Rapport
Impact Idea #5: Demonstrations
Impact Idea #6: Quote Another Expert to Increase Your Credibility
Impact Idea #7: Showmanship Adds Drama and Energy to the Presentation
Impact Idea #8: A Sample Will Give the Audience Something Tangible to Refer to
Impact Idea #10: Any Visual AID that is not a Powerpoint Slide
Use at Least one Impact Idea for Each Bullet
Chapter 4: Putting Your Dynamic Presentation Together and Delivering It without Any Notes
What Happens When You Don’t have Control Over the Content?
Break up the Big Presentation into Multiple Presentations
Give Printed Material for all of the Content but Deliver only a Few of the ...
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