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equals energy. But given that we can’t change the speed of light, the only thing we can change is mass. I’m doing my part, bulking up the mid-section so that I am a more energetic person. But I’m talking about a different energy. Heard a post-Olympic interview with some bronze finisher [...] Always seems that time slips away so fast. And unfortunately, most presenters let you know that. When you announce to your audience that “we’re about out of time…” or “before we close…” or “we only have five more minutes…“, you are effectively short-circuiting whatever else you have to say. I saw it [...] Back in the blog saddle after some exhausting days off. Plenty of content to share, as I didn’t take off from observing. Conversation and an observation lead to today’s tip. Many conversations are impromptu events and can leave you grasping for content, not to mention the normal challenge of delivery. As much as [...] Was reviewing a webcast today with some folks. Interesting to see their reaction. It was postulated that it appeared that the presenters were not in sync with the slides. Since I had inside information on the preparation of the webcast, I know that that is exactly the case — one presenter had [...] Had a realization I probably could have thought through without experiencing today. I’m a snack junkie (with the figure to show for it). Love candy. Almost always have some available to my classes. So I was doing my normal munchie thing today, and during a break managed to get a hold [...] Watched an online demo today. Perhaps few things are tougher than trying to conduct a live (it was live when recorded) demo when you can’t see the audience. No feedback, just talk into the black hole. Still, the principles still apply. I heard such beauts as, “Hopefully this gives you an [...] Saw the same presenter handle questions in one of the best ways and worst ways I’ve seen — all in the same presentation. First the good. The presenter was before a crowd that isn’t gathered often, and the last time they were together was before a major change that affected everyone. Questions had been [...] If you’re on camera or on stage seated or seated in a meeting where you are exposed, stay still. Fight off the urge to wiggle/swing your leg, tap your toe, pick your nose, drum your fingers, play with the chair, fiddle with your notes, or anything else that draws attention away from your message. [...] |
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