Eye Contact, like all elements of non-verbal communication, is extremely important when delivering a presentation. When done correctly, there is a better connection with those watching and listening. When Eye Read More The post EYE CONTACT: Dos and Don’ts! appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

Use those three simple ways to improve your presentations, and I guarantee the next one will be absolutely, positively - NO SWEAT! The post Here are Three Simple Ways to . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

A Pattern Interrupt is something unexpected that grabs the attention of people were probably expecting something much different. The post “Pattern Interrupt” Elevator Speeches . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

If that act is a good one, the audience will be "primed and ready" for the speaker and will "jump start" the presentation. The post A “WARM-UP ACT!” will . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

As one gets more proficient in delivering their expertise, a large crowd, or certainly more than a handful of people, presents advantages. The post I was WRONG! appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

Have a conversation with someone who has a real desire to possibly purchase your product or service. The post The ULTIMATE GOAL of your ELEVATOR SPEECH appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

The bottom line: That Elevator Speech must clearly articulate what you do in a very concise manner and have an impact. The post Elevator Speech Guidelines! appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

Deb Gaut interviews Fred Miller, a compelling speaker, writer, and international coach. Read the Introduction and Listen as Deb conducts the interview. The post Deb Gaut, Tiny Sparks Big Flames, Interviews ME! appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

The Ultimate Elevator Speech is a tool, though, because what you can do with  it is start on one floor and go down. You don't want to take everyone to the top floor with you. The post My ULTIMATE Elevator Speech Template! appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

A Pattern Interrupt is something not expected and out of the ordinary that abruptly grabs people's attention. The post Use PATTERN INTERRUPTS to . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.