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Are you ready for this?

Maybe you’re a veteran public speaker. Or perhaps you haven’t been in front of a live audience before and you’re suffering from a little stage fright. Regardless of your experience level, presentation training can make a difference.

Podium Prose trainers will provide tips on how to prepare to give a speech, how to deal with nervousness, how to feel comfortable in front of an audience. For more experienced speakers, we’ll analyze your style and offer advice on how to bolster your strengths and improve any vulnerabilities in how you address your audiences.

We also work with executives and political figures on how to handle media interviews. This involves a variety of skills, from eye contact to body language to effectively summarizing your message and following your agenda, not your interviewer’s.

To learn more about Podium Prose presentation training,
contact us.

 
Public Speaking
Tip of the Week:

Don't use PowerPoint as a crutch in your public speaking. Too many speakers use Powerpoint simply to reiterate visually in short phrases what they're already saying vocally. They end up speaking to their slides instead of connecting with their audience. Use PowerPoint for simplifying complex data, for sharing an interesting image, or for posing questions to the audience. Don't rely on a slide deck to give your speech for you.

 
Winning Words
of the Week:

""I want to help build a more responsible society here in Britain, one where we don't just ask 'what are my entitlements?' but 'what are my responsibilities?'. One where we don't just ask 'what am I just owed?' but more 'what can I give?'.""

-- New British Prime Minister David Cameron, upon accepting the position. May 11, 2010

 
 
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