Despite the fact that the internet is overflowing with articles upon articles vouching for the innumerable benefits of public speaking, the fact remains that speaking in front of people is one of the most common phobias in the world. Stepping onto the stage and speaking into a mike in front of an audience–no matter how […]
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I once attended a presentation that went on and on with no signs of ending. With every next slide, I was hoping it would be the last. The only thought in my head was, “When will this get over?” Why do you think this was my reaction? Let me tell you why I wanted to
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“Appearance is not a Design. Design is the way it works” -Steve Jobs We hardly get a second chance at making a first impression. And what is the first thing people see when they notice us? Our appearance. More specifically, our clothes. The colours we wear while at any important occasions, such as giving a
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There’s a reason why the top-tier employees in most companies seem to have apparently seamless public speaking skills. And the reason is that it’s precisely their well-honed speaking skills that have landed them the top spot in their companies in the first place. Effective communication skills are vital across all spheres of life–and landing that
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Have you ever wondered why ‘What to the Slaves is the Fourth of July?’ is one of the world’s most persuasive speeches? (At least, I have!) ‘What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?’ is a persuasive speech delivered by Rev. Frederick Douglass on the 5th of July, 1852 in Rochester, New York in
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A year ago, if I’d asked my dad, ‘Dad, what’s zoom?’, he probably would’ve answered saying that it was how you zoomed in on pictures to be able to better see them. Fast forward twelve months later, though, and now he’s my go-to tech guy when it comes to dealing with Zoom, Google Meet or
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There are many traits that set eunterprenors apart. Few of the most commonly mentioned ones include personal characteristics like a hard-working and goal-oriented personality, interpersonal skills, critical and creative thinking abilities, practical skills and shrewd knowledge. However, there is another key skill that is essential for the long-term success and growth of a CEO: public
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We all have been exposed to different types of presentations right from school years. Group presentations, lectures by teachers and professors, seminars, webinars or online presentations, e-learning, e-conferences, etc., are all different types of presentations that we come across in our daily lives. But each of them work for different settings. Have a speech coming
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What is Presentation Rehearsal? “Picasso didn’t wait until he was Picasso to perform like Picasso”. Robin Sharma Have you ever been on stage to give a presentation? If yes, have you ever just thought ‘I should have prepared more thoroughly’ or ‘Maybe I should have just written everything down or read directly’. Do you wonder
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During our college placements, each organization gave an introductory presentation of how their organization worked – their products, goals, and vision. Though we loved getting to know about the company, we were more interested in the interview process and the perks. While a few companies gave us an overview of the presentation in their first
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