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How to use intentional movement and gestures to improve your presentations We’ve all been to presentations where the nervous presenter stood rooted in one spot or paced back and forth. I suspect we’ve also been to presentations where the presenter had an annoying...
Is it possible to give a good presentation even if you have to read your notes?
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3 tips to avoid going off on tangents
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Here are 5 helpful articles on adding stories to your informative or technical presentations
Here are 5 helpful articles on adding stories to your informative or technical presentations I always encourage my clients to include stories in their informative or technical presentations. Clients have told me they don’t have stories or that they don’t have time to...About Me
Brenda Benham firmly believes that all detail-oriented people can be memorable presenters; however, not all of them currently are. Many detail-oriented people make a number of classic mistakes when they present and it’s costing them. To get results and to improve your presentations, call Brenda at 778-919-4033 or send her an email at brenda@memorablepresenter.ca.
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