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ASK, NOT TELL
....and many other thoughts about facilitation, coaching ( teams & individuals) and learning
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PQF #5 – Gifts, no matter how trivial
Underlying Problem – You are running an in-company product briefing. You want some interaction to engage the audience. You plan to do...
David
Mar 1, 20081 min read


PQF #4 - Blocking the projector
The Presentation Quick Fix this time is 'block the screen whenever you speak for a considerable period of time'. And here is why and how....
David
Oct 21, 20073 min read
PQF #3 - ‘Arrive Early’
There is no magic. I can guarantee you that your presentation performance will improve simply arriving early at the scene. My experience...
David
Sep 25, 20072 min read
PQF #2 – ‘Ask an “answerable” question at the start’ – Continued
To illustrate my previous post of the same topic, here is a real example which one presenter used in the Toastmaster lunch session this...
David
Sep 20, 20071 min read
PQF #2 – ‘Ask an “answerable” question at the start’
Underlying Problem – Presentation to a lot of people in organisations that I have worked is equal to ‘I tell you something’. They would...
David
Sep 16, 20073 min read
PQF #1 – ‘Blank the screen for the 1st 1 minute’
Underlying Problem – Most presenters (at least those in our organisation) allow the white screen to take the stage rather themselves. ...
David
Sep 13, 20071 min read
Presentation Quick Fix
Presentation skills class is my favourite class among all. Since there are only a few participants and the outcome is more observable...
David
Sep 12, 20071 min read
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