What can we learn from the worlds of community engagement and small group leadership?  This interview with Barry Cram will answer those questions.  His experience taught him Big Presentation Skills that are worth sharing.  Listen in to learn from his adventures!

To explore more ways to improve presentation skills, check out the book, Big Presentations in Small Rooms.

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Due to increasing scheduling commitments, we will start publishing a full-length podcast every other week with a mini cast in the weeks in between. 

Future mini casts and full episodes will drop on Thursday Mornings.

Enjoy this clip from an upcoming interview with Community Engagement Specialist and Small Group

Leader, Barry Cram. Listen to learn principles and tips that can help you deliver Big Presentations.To explore further ways to improve presentation skills, check out the book, Big Presentations in Small Rooms.

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Our minds are powerful. When faced with certain situations, things happen without us consciously

making them happen. That can be scary—unless we know how to think about those things. It is good to

be conscious about what is happening unconsciously. Sound confusing? Listen to find out more. This

episode contains good stuff that can help you prepare for and deliver your presentations.

To explore further ways to improve presentation skills, check out the book, Big Presentations in Small

Rooms.

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Some of our favorite memories include times of anticipation and excitement.  What can we learn from those memories?  Listen to find out!

There is a dynamic duo of characteristics that create a great presentation.  Together they create a single concept: Rapport.  Listen as Mike and Paul discuss this powerful combination, how to build it, and what the rewards are for having it.

To explore further ways to improve presentation skills, check out the book, Big Presentations in Small Rooms.

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What is rapport?  How do you build it?  Listen to find out!

To explore further ways to improve presentation skills, check out the book, Big Presentations in Small Rooms.

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What are the primary ingredients of a good presentation? How do you create that mix in the

workplace? What do you do when you have more data than time? What are your options for a good

hook? These are topics addressed in part one of The Big Presentations interview with Kirk Cowell, a

master speaker who is also a speech instructor.

To explore further ways to improve presentation skills, check out the book, Big Presentations in Small

Rooms.

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Remember that speech class you had in college? It probably would have been better if with Kirk. In this

clip from our interview, discover the power of a good question and the interest created by a good story.

To explore further ways to improve presentation skills, check out the book, Big Presentations in Small

Rooms.

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This episode could increase the effectiveness of your messages. You will learn an application that can be implemented over the course of years, weeks, days, or minutes.  It can be applied to whatever time is available. We usually think about preparing to transmit. This tip focuses on improving the reception.  To learn more, listen in as Mike and Paul equip you to deliver Big Presentations!

To explore further ways to improve presentation skills, check out the book, Big Presentations in Small Rooms.

This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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