Comments on: Speak Better: 5 Tips for Polished Presentations http://blog.cristinafavreau.com/2008/09/speak-better-5-tips-for-polished-presentations/ The How To Marketing Blog For VAs and Service-Based Professional Entrepreneurs Sun, 14 Mar 2010 05:33:42 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Serena Greenslade http://blog.cristinafavreau.com/2008/09/speak-better-5-tips-for-polished-presentations/comment-page-1/#comment-73049 Serena Greenslade Sat, 01 Nov 2008 09:32:14 +0000 http://blog.cristinafavreau.com/?p=416#comment-73049 Can I just add that knowing how to technically speak clearly can give anyone confidence.<br>Knowing how to open your mouth wide enough for the words to get out, how to breathe so you never run out of breath, how to articulate so that everyone in the room can hear your words with out having to strain gives an enormous confidnce boost.<br>It doesn't matter how great your content is if no one can hear you. Can I just add that knowing how to technically speak clearly can give anyone confidence.
Knowing how to open your mouth wide enough for the words to get out, how to breathe so you never run out of breath, how to articulate so that everyone in the room can hear your words with out having to strain gives an enormous confidnce boost.
It doesn't matter how great your content is if no one can hear you.

]]> By: Mike Wagner http://blog.cristinafavreau.com/2008/09/speak-better-5-tips-for-polished-presentations/comment-page-1/#comment-72937 Mike Wagner Thu, 25 Sep 2008 17:21:32 +0000 http://blog.cristinafavreau.com/?p=416#comment-72937 You are so right about how doors open when you commit to making well conceived presentations. And the tips in Suzannah's article are very good.<br><br>One I would add is the classic "less is more."<br><br>Don't feel like you have to say everything. Limiting yourself as a presenter to one subject given in a limited amount of time will force your to edit and be creative.<br><br>Thanks for stirring things up with your post!<br><br>Keep creating...a brand worth raving about,<br>Mike You are so right about how doors open when you commit to making well conceived presentations. And the tips in Suzannah's article are very good.

One I would add is the classic “less is more.”

Don't feel like you have to say everything. Limiting yourself as a presenter to one subject given in a limited amount of time will force your to edit and be creative.

Thanks for stirring things up with your post!

Keep creating…a brand worth raving about,
Mike

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