Don’t open your presentation with corporate overviews or “why us” slides. The audience easily can get this information online; it delays the “good stuff” or the meaningful content too long, during which time the audience will tune out; and it’s hard for the presenter to talk about.Open your deck with a colorful description of the [...]
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Power Point – Avoid Boring Corporate Overview Slides in Your Power Point Decks
March 13th, 2010 
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March 10th, 2010 admin Do you automatically open your Power Point templates every time you get ready for a business presentation or speech? Power Point has become the medium of choice of speakers giving business presentations today yet most audiences will say they don’t like it.Here are 7 common barriers to making your Power Point presentations work for your [...]
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January 1st, 2010 admin How to Triple Your Reading Speed – PermanentlyOur Eyes Automatically (instinctively), Follow a Moving Object1. Baby Step:a) To triple your reading speed, and double your memory (and comprehension), permanently – the first step is to create a habit of using a Pacer while reading.b) A Pacer is one of three types: a handheld Laser Beam [...]
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