Presentation Skills: Eye Contact
Of the physical aspects of nonverbal communications, eye contact is the most important. It establishes engagement, sustains interest, and demonstrates respect and credibility to the audience.
Category: Presentation Skills
Posts under Presentation Skills focus on managing the three key elements of good presentation skills, either live or remotely: Content (your messages), Delivery (what tools to convey messages), and Technique (physical and non-verbal communications).
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Stick Your Neck Out
I want to invent the Creative Thermometer to show people that Big Ideas should be red-hot salsa, not high-fibre and tasting of foam-core.
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The Ten Qualities of a Brainstorm Facilitator
What personality and traits make the best brainstorm facilitator?
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Key Principles of Good Communications
After more than 300 workshops on presentation skills, leadership communications and creating impact, here are the top 10 principles to remember when communicating in a business environment.
The Rule of 3s in Communications
The third in a series of how to help your audience listen to you. #3: Break your messages into “chunks” to help your audience grasp, understand and remember what you say.
