Fred E. Miller

Fred E. Miller

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Fred E. Miller episodes

  • VELCRO Networking is NOT. . .
    Spending the majority of your time at a "Networking Event" with one person is VELCRO Networking! Don't Do It! The post VELCRO Networking is NOT. . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!. Related posts: These Elevator Speeches Start with. . . THINK DIFFERENT: Start your Elevator Speech by asking a Question... Speakers: You Only Have One Chance. . . Your Opening. The Opening has two parts. A Strong Opening... The EXPRESS Elevator Speech Can. . . Answer their question, "What do you do?" with a question... YARPP powered by AdBistroPowered by
    5 min
  • Speakers: You Only Have One Chance. . .
    Your Opening. The Opening has two parts. A Strong Opening that grabs the attention of the audience. A "Menu" that tells them what you'll be telling them. The post Speakers: You Only Have One Chance. . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!. Related posts: These Elevator Speeches Start with. . . THINK DIFFERENT: Start your Elevator Speech by asking a Question... Speakers: Authenticity Connects. . . WE'RE IN THE ELECTION SEASON! Candidates are debating and delivering... The EXPRESS Elevator Speech Can. . . Answer their question, "What do you do?" with a question... YARPP powered by AdBistroPowered by
    4 min
  • The EXPRESS Elevator Speech Can. . .
    Answer their question, "What do you do?" with a question that has to do with what you do, and gets them thinking. The post The EXPRESS Elevator Speech Can. . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!. Related posts: These Elevator Speeches Start with. . . THINK DIFFERENT: Start your Elevator Speech by asking a Question... “So”. . . THIS Word and Others. . . STOP using So. . . and other filler words! Eliminate... Elevator Speeches Can DIS-Qualify. . . When networking, one goal should be: "Don't waste major time... YARPP powered by AdBistroPowered by
    4 min
  • “So”. . . THIS Word and Others. . .
    STOP using So. . . and other filler words! Eliminate them when speaking, asking a question or answering one. The post “So”. . . THIS Word and Others. . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!. Related posts: Speakers: STOP Doing. . . STOP Letting the Emcee Write Your Introduction. • It is... Speakers: Perfection in Your Presentation is. . . A good presentation should be delivered as if you are... These Elevator Speeches Start with. . . THINK DIFFERENT: Start your Elevator Speech by asking a Question... YARPP powered by AdBistroPowered by
    4 min
  • These Elevator Speeches Start with. . .
    THINK DIFFERENT: Start your Elevator Speech by asking a Question to get them thinking about the benefits of Your Products and Services. The post These Elevator Speeches Start with. . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!. Related posts: Speakers: STOP Doing. . . STOP Letting the Emcee Write Your Introduction. • It is... Speakers: Perfection in Your Presentation is. . . A good presentation should be delivered as if you are... Elevator Speeches Can DIS-Qualify. . . When networking, one goal should be: "Don't waste major time... YARPP powered by AdBistroPowered by
    6 min
  • Elevator Speeches Can DIS-Qualify. . .
    When networking, one goal should be: "Don't waste major time on minor possibilities!" The post Elevator Speeches Can DIS-Qualify. . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!. Related posts: Speakers: STOP Doing. . . STOP Letting the Emcee Write Your Introduction. • It is... Speakers: Perfection in Your Presentation is. . . A good presentation should be delivered as if you are... We Cannot Multitask! Nobody came to your presentation to read your speech. And... YARPP powered by AdBistroPowered by
    7 min
  • Speakers: Perfection in Your Presentation is. . .
    A good presentation should be delivered as if you are speaking one-on-one to each attendee. They should feel that connection with you. The post Speakers: Perfection in Your Presentation is. . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!. Related posts: Speakers: STOP Doing. . . STOP Letting the Emcee Write Your Introduction. • It is... We Cannot Multitask! Nobody came to your presentation to read your speech. And... Gems for Your Slide Presentation Your audience has three main styles of learning. • Visual... YARPP powered by AdBistroPowered by
    4 min
  • Speakers: STOP Doing. . .
    STOP Letting the Emcee Write Your Introduction. • It is your responsibility, not the emcee's, and is an integral part of your presentation. • The Introduction is not your bio. No one cares where you went to school, how many kids you have, or that you collect sea shells. • The purpose of the Introduction is to give credibility to the speaker. Attendees should be asking themselves, "What gives this person the right to speak to us?" The post Speakers: STOP Doing. . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!. Related posts: We Cannot Multitask! Nobody came to your presentation to read your speech. And... Gems for Your Slide Presentation Your audience has three main styles of learning. • Visual... Speakers, My 2016 New Year’s Resolutions are. . . Regularly Refresh and Update my Content and Delivery. The only... YARPP powered by AdBistroPowered by
    4 min
  • Gems for Your Slide Presentation
    Your audience has three main styles of learning. • Visual – Seeing something. • Auditory – Hearing something. • Kinesthetic – Doing something. We use all three to different degrees. Nothing is good or bad. It is what it is. For speakers, if more than one of these styles can be addressed to convey your message, the odds they’ll GET IT! are dramatically increased. The post Gems for Your Slide Presentation appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!. Related posts: We Cannot Multitask! Nobody came to your presentation to read your speech. And... Speakers, My 2016 New Year’s Resolutions are. . . Regularly Refresh and Update my Content and Delivery. The only... Happy New Year! If You’re Like a Lot of People. . . You’ve done that because you know: “Speaking Opportunities are Business,... YARPP powered by AdBistroPowered by
    8 min
  • The One-on-One Elevator Speech. . .
    The One-on-One Elevator Speech is different and challenging because of time constraints, the number of people hearing it (only one), and the goals. The post The One-on-One Elevator Speech. . . appeared first on NO SWEAT Public Speaking!. Related posts: We Cannot Multitask! Nobody came to your presentation to read your speech. And... Speakers, My 2016 New Year’s Resolutions are. . . Regularly Refresh and Update my Content and Delivery. The only... Happy New Year! If You’re Like a Lot of People. . . You’ve done that because you know: “Speaking Opportunities are Business,... YARPP powered by AdBistroPowered by
    8 min

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I speak, coach, and write about networking, public speaking, and presentation skills.