Be More Engaging By Being Less Perfect

Do you struggle with trying to be the 'perfect' presenter?

Would you like to learn more about how to engage your audience and create a meaningful connection with them?

I’m delighted to have published my first online interview in a series of 10 conversations with professional speakers to celebrate 10 years in the speaking business.

In this conversation, I'm speaking with the fabulous Pam Burrows - People Booster; she talks about her journey to becoming a speaker and shares her top tips to help you become a better communicator.

Watch this episode to:

1.       Learn about the difference between training and keynote speaking, including the importance of stagecraft and clear takeaway messages

2.       Get advice on how to be authentic and confident in your speaking style, let go of the pressure to be perfect and connect with your audience on a personal level

3.       Gain insight into making presentations more interactive with audience participation

4.       Learn tips to calm down before delivering a presentation

5.       Understand different personality traits when planning activities to engage the audience

6.       Be reminded that you are enough, and your unique voice and perspective, rather than perfection, are what make you a great presenter

Click here to watch and do let me know in the comments what your biggest takeaways are.

Mel Sherwood is a Pitch and Presentation Specialist and Founder of The RED Effect™. She works with business leaders, teams and individuals who want to express themselves with confidence, credibility and charisma. An Australian now based in Scotland, Mel is an award-winning speaker, trainer and coach and combines over 25 years’ experience in business with a background as an actor, presenter and singer. Find more about how to work with Mel here.