(from Michelle Bowden’s workshop for Nelnet International on March 31st 2021) 1. We present (persuade and influence) our family members, friends, clients, patients, colleagues and managers every day of our life. Our days and filled with negotiating, finding compromise, updating, advising, selling, influencing and persuading.
(from Michelle Bowden’s virtual keynote presentation called Virtually Compelling for Clearview Wealth Limited on March 3rd 2021) Didn’t we have such fun? It was my honour to present this fabulous model to help you help your clients. Here are the top 15 points from our
PowerPoint Tip – Do I reveal points one at a time, or should I put the whole slide on at once? Half the people in your audience will like points to be revealed one at a time. The rest will prefer you flash all the
Cheeky question right? I’m a people person. One of the reasons I became an educator and a speaker is that I love connecting with people and helping them. Sometimes I like the deep and meaningful chats with people after the speech more than the act
There are a number of traps that inexperienced presenters can fall into when they first begin presenting. Any one of these traps can make your presentation look less professional than it otherwise would. I’ve just presented at a conference where I noticed something interesting. The
Presenting Traps to Avoid #2. Being Disorganised “One of the advantages of being disorganised is that one is always having surprising discoveries.” A.A. Milne There are lots of little traps that speakers and presenters can fall into when they lack experience. A.A. Milne is right when he
(from Michelle Bowden’s workshop for Insight on January 13th 2021) 1. We present (persuade and influence) our family members, friends, clients, patients, colleagues and managers every day of our life. Our days and filled with negotiating, finding compromise, updating, advising, selling, influencing and persuading. 2.
