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How to Present Like a Superwoman
Tips to help women present and communicate with power and embody who they truly are.
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Four Steps to Manage Your Crucial Conversations
How often have you felt frustrated that a crucial conversation in the business and work arena did not go the way you wanted?
The Seven Rules to Successful Presentations
Communicating needn’t be a frightening experience. There are some simple rules to take the stress out of presenting that revolve around you.
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The Introvert's Guide to Great Presenting
It is not about becoming someone you’re not, it’s about allowing yourself to become who you are truly capable of being.
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How Genuinely Authentic Are You?
Whether you are in conversation with presidents or shopkeepers, the Chairman or those that keep the factory floor running, the same you should show up in all situations.
How to be a great presenter and communicator
How to produce and deliver a winning presentation Part 5 (of 5): from You - being yourself, but who are you?
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Your Voice Is Your Key to Success
How to hone your vocal delivery to mesmerize your audience with confidence, style and passion.
My First Job: Delivering Doctor Who's Daily Newspaper
The LinkedIn Influencers Editorial team asked 150 Influencers "What was your first job and what were your key learnings?" My first three paid jobs all started around the same time, when I was at the tender age of 10.
Passion: I like the way you look
How to produce and deliver a winning presentation Part 3: Passion – I like the way you look
So you will have seen through Part 1: Prepared Goals and Part 2: Command Attention, the sequence of events and tasks that help you ensure that your presentation is remembered for all the right reasons, rather than all the wrong reasons.
Here in this section of Part 3 I want to focus in on your Passion through facial expression.
What do I mean by Passion?
How to command attention and deliver a winning presentation
How to produce and deliver a winning presentation Part 2: Command Attention
Firstly, thank you for all your comments on Part 1: Prepared Goals.
It is a great honour to read your inputs and thoughts, please keep them coming.
So, here we go with Part 2 (of 4): Command Attention.
How to produce and deliver a winning presentation Part 1: Prepared Goals
The goal of my articles to date here on the LinkedIn Influencers platform has been to help you slow down and guide you on the journey inwards, to discover your true Self, to help you be the Captain of your Ship.
Why you need First Aid to be a great communicator and leader
The theme that runs through my previous articles is that when you truly know yourself, standing or sitting in front of an audience with real presence and genuine confidence, being the big person that you are, is not something you suddenly have to switch on there and then in the moment, because it is there with you all the time.
Best Advice: Tips for Success and Happiness
Linkedin asked its 150 Influencers “What’s the best advice you’ve ever received?”
I can’t pinpoint one particular piece of advice I’ve been given as the pièce de résitance, because I’ve had the great fortune to have absorbed, and continue to absorb, some priceless gems. From the bottom of my heart, I thank the many people that have had a positive influence in my life and for those that continue to do that right now.
How to unlock your genuine loving self
At the end of my first article, How to be a genuinely masterful communicator, I said next time it would be my honour to help you slow down and guide you on the journey inwards, to discover your true, authentic self. What better opportunity than Valentine’s Day to unlock your genuine, loving self.
Where I Work: Happy Faces, Hungry Minds
Linkedin asked 50 of the 150 Influencers to “Show the world what you see when you work”
When there are no barriers in a work (or learning) space, the connection is enhanced, which has a positive effect on my MBA participants, and myself.
How to be a genuinely masterful communicator
A client once told me he would rather have four teeth removed without anaesthetic than stand in front of an audience and speak! As for talking to the media, another client said “No thanks, I’d rather go swim with the sharks!”
We don’t need to check out any of the “biggest fears” surveys to know that the majority of people really do have a genuine fear and dislike of presenting at meetings and conferences. Even general communication can be a challenge for many.
