Psychology

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Storytelling 101 – A Presentation Guru Podcast
A big big thank you! Thanks to all of you that attended our first podcast on storytelling last week. We had 100...
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How to Captivate and Persuade Your Audience with Transparency
Giving a presentation is like pulling up to a stranger in your car and yelling, “Hey, let’s go for a drive!“ You’re...
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How to… Be Mesmerising
As a presenter, you have one simple goal: get information which is in your brain into those of your audience. So that...
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The Most Effective Way to Begin a Presentation
Simon Sinek spends his life teaching leaders how to inspire others. As an author he is best known for popularizing the concept...
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How to Decide When You Should Talk Fast or Slow
You may be a naturally fast talker or a naturally slow talker, but is one better than the other? Do some situations...
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Great Presenters Do One Thing That Most of You Don’t
An interesting article from Jame Sudakow revealing, what he claims to be, “eye-opening research about what actually influences your audience”. It’s based...
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If They Don’t Feel Anything, They Won’t Remember Anything
Engaging audiences is no easy task, but one of the best ways to ensure they take away your message is to make...
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It’s Got to Be Perfect – or Does It?
The use of the word ‘perfect’ in regards to public speaking is a quick way to halt improvement. Most of our readers...
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16 Ways to Make Your Case at Meetings
What’s the best way to prepare for an argument or debate? Keeping an open mind and preparing for different points of view...
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Never Underestimate the Value of a Mentor to your Audience
Engaging the audience is crucial in any presentation, but far too often we can get caught using our own experiences as a source...
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Breakthrough lessons in rhetoric – Anarchy in the UK
Philip Collins is a columnist on The Times and the chair of the Trustees at the think tank Demos. Until 2007 he...

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