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 Busyness |
It is a feeling of being rushed, distracted, and unfocused that provokes ineffective presentations.
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 Busyness kills creativity |
It leads to the creation and display of a lot of cluttered presentation visual.
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 How should an effective presentation be? |
Engaging, informative, and provocative meetings, seminars, or keynote speeches where actual conversations could and should be taking place.
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 What are those things that presenters should take in consideration to success? |
Take a different mindset, take time and space away from “busyness.”
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 Solitude |
It helps achieve greater focus and clarity while also allowing me to see the big picture.
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 What did Dr. Ester Buchholz say about Solitude? |
“Solitude is required for the unconscious to process and unravel problems.”
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 These are some of the wrong questions: |
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 These are some of the right questions that you must ask. |
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 What are the two questions that a presenter must keep? |
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 What do people hope you'll tell them? |
“Why should we care?”
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 Empathy |
Good presenters try to put themselves in the shoes of their audience members.
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 When should you ask yourself this question: "So what?"? |
Throughout the planning process.
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 What´s the question purpose "Can You Pass the Elevator Test?"? |
Forces you to “sell” your message in 30–45 seconds.
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 How does a document help you? |
Free you to focus on what is most important for your particular audience on your particular day.
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 What is the big mistake in presentations? |
Create slides with lots of text and detailed charts, etc...
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