Can you be in business and get away with not speaking in public? It’s a question I get asked – usually by people who would rather die than stand up in front of a group and speak in public. If you have your own business and want to share, teach and sell what you do…then […]
Sometimes when I am delivering a presentation or training session I will ask people whether they are experts. There will always be one person who puts up their hand quickly, confidently and as high as it goes. But what about the rest of the audience? Well, some people half raise their hand hiding it under […]
Oh dear…a teleprompter fails, nerves kick in, another presentation and presenter bites the dust. Only this wasn’t in front of a small supportive group of people. This was in front of cameras, clients, employees and investors. Huge exposure. And the subsequent social media publicity takes it to a whole other level. Ouch. If you […]
I met a solicitor the other day at a recent networking event. We were chatting about how to use the 60 second introduction ( sometimes known as the Creeping Ivy or Networker Introduction) to best advantage. She was relatively new to networking and as a family divorce lawyer she was aware that the service she […]
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