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When we’re asked for our top tips on any management or leadership communications topic it can be difficult to narrow it down to a shortlist of three to five. Picking just one for presentation skills is torture!
But that’s exactly what we were asked to do for the video put together to promote our 2 hour session on Powerful Presentations at the Institute of Leadership and Management.
Yesterday’s announcement from CERN about the (almost certain) discovery of the Higgs Boson has excited scientists around the world. It’s a phenomenal achievement at the very forefront of science.
But most people will be slightly mystified and no doubt asking ‘What does it mean and why is it important?’
I’ve been banging on for some time in our Presentation Skills Course about how creating and delivering a brilliant presentation is like composing and playing a brilliant piece of music.
It doesn’t just happen. It’s not like a bolt of lightning strikes and there you have it – a great oration. You have to do the work to make it happen. Just like you do in presentation training.