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Professionally Speaking...: 5 Ways To Make A Bigger Impact At Meetings

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Kathy Reiffenstein's Blog on Creating Confident, Persuasive Speakers. Laquo; Once Upon A Data Point: Using Stories To Make Your Facts More Memorable. Presentation Myths ». June 30, 2014. 5 Ways To Make A Bigger Impact At Meetings. I doubt youve ever heard anyone say they wished they had more meetings to attend. Most of us complain frequently about how unproductive meetings are and how they interfere with getting our job done. When should we speak our mind? When would silence be the better choice? Develop...

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Professionally Speaking...: Body Language

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Kathy Reiffenstein's Blog on Creating Confident, Persuasive Speakers. January 30, 2015. 3 Places To Use A Neutral Face In Your Presentations. Now showing emotion and having varied facial expressions when we deliver our presentations is a great way to keep our audience engaged and communicate that we are fully present and involved. But there are times, both when delivering a presentation and when watching one, that a neutral face is a very useful technique. WHAT EXACTLY IS A NEUTRAL FACE? WHERE WOULD YOU ...

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Professionally Speaking...: Your Visual Package: What The Audience Sees

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Kathy Reiffenstein's Blog on Creating Confident, Persuasive Speakers. Laquo; Use Contrast in Your Presentation For Better Memorability. Once Upon A Data Point: Using Stories To Make Your Facts More Memorable ». April 29, 2014. Your Visual Package: What The Audience Sees. The brilliance of your message is only part of what an audience will focus on during your presentation. The other part is you. Specifically, the visual package you present. Youre fiddling with your hair, glasses, jewelry, moustache, etc&...

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Professionally Speaking...: Body Language Practicum III - Facial Expressions

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Kathy Reiffenstein's Blog on Creating Confident, Persuasive Speakers. Laquo; Presentation Tip: Carve Every Word. What Bugs Your Audience ». June 27, 2013. Body Language Practicum III - Facial Expressions. Do you look engaged? Does your face say no when your voice is saying yes? As you prepare for your next presentation, work on putting some intentional focus on what your face is communicating. Videotape yourself again to detect progress. Perhaps the most powerful aspect of facial expressions is the smile.

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Professionally Speaking...: Body Language Practicum II - Hand Gestures

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Kathy Reiffenstein's Blog on Creating Confident, Persuasive Speakers. Laquo; C-Level Presentation Tip #6: Beware of Too Many Slides. C-Level Presentation Tip #7: Anticipate Tough Questions ». March 06, 2013. Body Language Practicum II - Hand Gestures. A big challenge for many students in my presentation skills courses is what to do with their hands. Here are some suggestions on how to use your hands for maximum effect:. Aim for open, expressive gestures where hands are out beyond your chest. Try not ...

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Professionally Speaking...: 3 Places To Use A Neutral Face In Your Presentations

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Kathy Reiffenstein's Blog on Creating Confident, Persuasive Speakers. Laquo; What I Learned About Presentation Skills From My 3 Cats. Presenters, Be Thankful For These 4 Things ». January 30, 2015. 3 Places To Use A Neutral Face In Your Presentations. WHAT EXACTLY IS A NEUTRAL FACE? In the context of presentations I describe a neutral face as one that has an unbiased, impartial expression. Its not an open book. Not for a moment, however, do I mean to suggest that a neutral face is somehow blank, disengag...

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Professionally Speaking...: Presenting Yourself

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Kathy Reiffenstein's Blog on Creating Confident, Persuasive Speakers. April 29, 2014. Your Visual Package: What The Audience Sees. The brilliance of your message is only part of what an audience will focus on during your presentation. The other part is you. Specifically, the visual package you present. Lets look at the components of your visual package and examine how your audience interprets some of the things they might see. Lack of preparation or lack of care about connecting with them or both. Videot...

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Professionally Speaking...: Presentation Myths

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Kathy Reiffenstein's Blog on Creating Confident, Persuasive Speakers. Laquo; 5 Ways To Make A Bigger Impact At Meetings. What I Learned About Presentation Skills From My 3 Cats ». September 05, 2014. Of the various titles I’ve held in my career, myth-buster actually hasn’t been one of them. Yet when I teach the Association for Talent Developments (ATD) Presentation Skills Certificate program. And other presentation courses and workshops, I find myself busting a lot of myths about presentation practices.

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Professionally Speaking...: Meetings

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Kathy Reiffenstein's Blog on Creating Confident, Persuasive Speakers. June 30, 2014. 5 Ways To Make A Bigger Impact At Meetings. I doubt youve ever heard anyone say they wished they had more meetings to attend. Most of us complain frequently about how unproductive meetings are and how they interfere with getting our job done. In addition to being time-wasters, meetings can be political mine fields, organizationally speaking. Whose side should we take in a disagreement? When should we speak our mind?

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Professionally Speaking...: Once Upon A Data Point: Using Stories To Make Your Facts More Memorable

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Kathy Reiffenstein's Blog on Creating Confident, Persuasive Speakers. Laquo; Your Visual Package: What The Audience Sees. 5 Ways To Make A Bigger Impact At Meetings ». May 30, 2014. Once Upon A Data Point: Using Stories To Make Your Facts More Memorable. If youre familiar with the character of Sherlock Holmes. Whether from literature, the BBCs production. Starring Benedict Cumberbatch or the CBS series, Elementary. Stories are how we understand the world. They allow us [and our audiences] to interpre...