The Holy Grail for many... how to make a presentation more engaging. It’s actually quite simple if you take on board the simple and actionable ideas in this episode.

You may not know, but the first few minutes of your speech are when your audience is most likely to be able to retain and recall what you tell them. It is this “golden window” that you can use to really compel their engagement and to find techniques to have them interact and “tune in” to your message. So how well do you currently make use of the start of your presentation? This episode will give you simple actionable points to capture your audience right from the start.

What would happen if you started to present and speak without using slides? An impassioned plea from Graham David

Should you try to be funny? Even if you aren’t? What if no one laughs? What if someone is offended? What if people think you are just a joke and they no longer listen to what you have to say? This episode will help you.

Should you stand still? Walk about? Use key areas on the stage? Use the podium? This episode answers your questions about how to use movement to improve your conference presentation.

Simple and powerful. This one technique will replace your “Any Questions?” ... normally met with silence, and will instead almost “force” your audience to want to ask questions

Many new speakers dread the apparent hostility of some people in the audience. Should you challenge them? Have a quiet word? Should you try and joke your way out of it?

Assuming you understand why you should make use of stories in your meetings and briefings, this episode offers some guidance for how to actually get started.

An episode all about Pattern Interrupt. Learn the how and why and what for interrupting your own presentation style to see greater levels of engagement from your audience.

Ever made a mistake during a speech? Of course you have! Ever seen another speak flip the wrong slide, or have a major wardrobe malfunction? I bet you have. But.. have you ever considered DELIBERATELY making mistakes as part of your presentation? What? Why? This episode tells you why!