In this episode, Scott shares his story of a big mindset shift he experienced – one that changed the way he sees and approaches developing and delivering presentations.

In this episode, Jennifer shares her story of overcoming paralyzing speaking anxiety and how that led her all the way to becoming a presentation coach.

In the previous episode, Jennifer and Scott discussed how to practice for a specific presentation. Now they explore how to practice your delivery skills and change your speaking habits for the better.

You have your content planned and maybe some slides. How do you practice for your presentation? Jennifer and Scott discuss how to secure your content for easy recall without getting stuck on scripted rails.

You've finished developing your presentation content. Now it's time to design slides. Jennifer and Scott discuss how to start the process, how to design efficiently and how to think about slides so that they serve your audience well.

Jennifer and Scott are joined by Amy Wong (alwaysonpurpose.com) to discuss the challenge of delivering hard news in a presentation. Amy shares her wisdom on the topics of trust, communication and leadership.

You've brainstormed ideas for content. Jennifer and Scott now discuss what to keep in mind as you organize your ideas and develop key messages.

Now that you have your core message, it's time to brainstorm. Jennifer and Scott discuss why brainstorming is vital and how to make it quick and productive.

In the previous episode, Jennifer and Scott introduce the first two steps of presentation creation. In this episode, they discuss step 3: defining your core message so that your presentation is both creative and clear.

Jennifer and Scott share their disdain for the common practice of starting in slide software and reveal the best first (and second) step for planning presentation content.