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Public Speaking Tip #35: Where to Get PowerPoint Ideas

Sometimes it can be challenging to think of how to convey an idea visually for a PowerPoint slide for your speech or business presentation. One great place I get ideas…

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Public Speaking Tip #34: Use PowerPoint to Enhance

Should you use PowerPoint or other presentation software in public speaking or business presentations? My rule is this: if slides enhance your speech or business presentation, then, by all means, use…

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Public Speaking Tip #32: Creative Visual Aids

A student in one of my public speaking classes recently gave a persuasive speech about the declining honey bee population. At the end of her presentation, she distributed a straw…

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7 Ways to Engage a Virtual Audience

By Paul Barton One reason I love public speaking so much is the audience. I draw energy from them and immediately put that energy back into my presentation. I become more…

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Public Speaking Tip #28: Always Face Your Audience

When public speaking or making a business presentation, always face your audience. If you're writing on a whiteboard or flip chart, don't turn your back to the audience while you are…

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Public Speaking Tip 27: Find Common Ground

Finding common ground with your audience is crucial in public speaking and business presentations, especially when the goal of your talk is to persuade. It is nearly impossible to change…

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