Have you ever wondered how to deliver a great presentation when you really can't be bothered?
Or why your online meetings and presentations seem so boring and flat?
Or how to get rid of your nerves before speaking in public?
Well, today's the day for answers to those questions and so much more!
In the fourth interview in my recent series, I'm in conversation with Julie Creffield, award-winning speaker, author and activator of people. Julie is the Founder and Chief Cheerleader at training and development company, The Year to Change, which focuses on helping ordinary people to do extraordinary things during these extraordinary times.
In this episode you'll hear Julie talk about:
Using stories to connect and establish common ground with audiences
How to give an engaging talk if you're not a 'natural performer'
How to use props to increase attention, interest and engagement
How to energise yourself and your audience when presenting virtually
How to get your body to 'remember' your presentation
Why 'vanilla' presentations get 'vanilla' interaction and what to do about it
The best way to get rid of 80% of your nerves
Click here to watch, then let me know in the comments what tips you're going to try out during your next presentation.
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.