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Andy Eklund

Training for Business, Communications and Creativity

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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    • in Leadership Communications · Presentation Skills · Public Relations · Storytelling
    • — 9 Aug, 2011

    What Happened to Obama? A Case Study in Storytelling

    An opinion piece on Barack Obama – What Happened to Obama? – in the New York Times on Monday is also a magnificent case study in storytelling. It’s a short,[…]

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    • in Presentation Skills
    • — 1 Aug, 2011

    How To Eliminate Vocal Tics

    Vocal tics – also known as vocal fillers – are unnecessary sounds or words that litter your speaking voice, whether it’s your every-day voice or your presenting voice. Adding tics[…]

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    • in Message Development · Presentation Skills
    • — 13 Jul, 2011

    The Secret of a Great Presenter

    Here’s my favorite secret to give the best presentation: Be prepared.

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    • in Leadership Communications · Other People's Words · Presentation Skills
    • — 27 Jun, 2011

    Want To Get Heard? Say Less

    An excellent post by Dawn Lennon from Business Fitness. In particular, her four techniques to say the right thing at the right moment makes it well worth the read. State[…]

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    • in PowerPoint · Presentation Skills
    • — 28 Mar, 2011

    The Best Keyboard Tips for PowerPoint

    When presenting using PowerPoint, I’m a big believer in looking like you’re in control of the technology, instead of it controlling you. No matter the keyboard (since they’re always different,[…]

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    • in Leadership Communications · Negotiation and Conflict · Presentation Skills
    • — 13 Mar, 2011

    How To Be An Authentic Speaker

    Of all the attributes you bring as a speaker – informally at a status meeting, formally as a conference presenter – which do you think is most important? We debate[…]

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