This is the first episode in which Jennifer and Scott coach a guest. We call it a Gutsy Guinea Pig episode and we'll be doing these every other week moving forward. Our first Gutsy Guinea Pig is Daviana, our summer intern. Watch and gain some great insights into how to start a presentation.

Presenting as part of a duo or trio can be tricky. Jennifer and Scott share some best practices for avoiding common pitfalls and maintaining a smooth and impactful presentation experience for the audience.

Interruptions will happen, but sometimes we presenters create the conditions for them to happen. Jennifer and Scott discuss how to minimize interruptions and how to deal with them gracefully when they do come.

Farewell Re: Speaking. Hello Gutsy Presenter! Welcome to the next chapter in Scott and Jennifer's mission to help others speak in a way that better connects us all. In this episode, they introduce the October launch of the Gutsy Presenter academy and then discuss how pre-show check lists and rituals can put you in the best position to succeed when you present.

It's important to gather feedback as a speaker. Jennifer and Scott discuss why it's important and how to both gather and give feedback in a way that truly lifts the spirit and performance of the receiver.

In speaking, control and confidence is related, but how exactly? Jennifer and Scott discuss the relationship and what it means for those of us who want to feel and exude more confidence.

Slide design is largely about process. Jennifer and Scott discuss both process and principles for designing slides from scratch or de-cluttering existing slides.

Slides have largely become a crutch and a barrier in our presentations. Jennifer and Scott offer a way to think about slides that will help you put them back in their place and make them a valuable supplement to your talks.

Sales presentations are more about listening than telling. Jennifer and Scott discuss how to avoid droning on about your product or service and how to engage your listener in a conversation that closes the deal.

Boring topic = boring presentation, right? Of course not. Jennifer and Scott discuss both the mindset and practical techniques you need to make any topic interesting.