Fred E. Miller

Ignoring “Sticky Spots” them is not a plan. The post Practice the STICKY SPOTS . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

Slides are a great way, if used correctly, to help people GET IT! The post I’m Reposting SLIDE BASICS Because . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

Imposter Syndrome. Wikipedia defines this as a concept describing high-achieving individuals who are marked by an inability to internalize their accomplishments and a persistent fear of being exposed as a “fraud". The post The IMPOSTER Syndrome and . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

As I regularly review my Google Analytics two topics, more than all others, the Opening and Closing of a presentation stand out as being of interest to readers. The post WHY Your Opening and Closing are . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

Because of time restraints, a Twitter Type Elevator Speech is often needed when asked the question, "Who are you and what do you do?" The post A TWITTER Type Elevator Speech is . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

DO tell the audience, in your Opening, when and how you will be handling questions. The post Handling Questions: Dos and . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

The research shows: "Speaking Opportunities are Business, Career, and Leadership Opportunities!" The post YOU Don’t Do Public Speaking. appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

You want your audience to GET IT! Stories are one of the best ways to strengthen and clarify the meaning of the information you are conveying. The post “Tell Your Audience Stories!” appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

Presentations and Elevator Speeches. The Goal of All Communication; Visual, Written, or Spoken, is the same. We want the recipients, as quickly as possible, to GET IT! They may not agree with everything. They may not agree with anything. Unless they GET IT!, there cannot be a meaningful discussion going forward. Your audience wants to GET IT! Read More The post LESS is MORE for . . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.

Be audience centered. It's one of the Laws of Presentation. It's not about you. The people seated came to learn something. They are pulling for you and want you to be successful with your presentation. Understand this and practice it. The quality of your presentations will go up and your anxiety down. The post Your Questions . . . My appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!.