The Art of public speaking: The Perfect Presentation System

About this course

This course was originally designed an created as a face-to-face , seminar style, half day session for anybody and everybody that wants to get better at presenting.. Its extremely popular, and we still do this for selected audiences. My team and I have been inundated with requests to make this seminar available online, and, well, here it is ! So, no longer do you have to fly me to your venue, pay for my hotel costs... this awesome seminar is now available in video on demand format for your perusal !So enjoy, let me know what you think, we read each and every comment and suggestion that comes our way believe it or not, and act on those suggestions and comments actively to make this course even better." Your careers will be determined largely by how well you speak, by how well you write, and by the quality of your ideas… in that order "Patrick-henry-WinstonI want to start this message with 3 figures...7 90 36 No, unfortunately, it's not the winning lotto numbers, but rather startling statistics regarding the nature of presenting and giving a speech. So let’s run through this quickly and discuss what these figures represent :7:  Research shows us that as presenters, we have 7 seconds to make a good first impression. That’s crazy! But unfortunately very true. So you cannot afford to mess this up, you have 7 seconds from the time you walk into a room to make a good first impression and engage with your audience in a positive manner. And don’t worry, we show you exactly how to accomplish this in this course. So obviously you’ve come to the right place!The next number is 90, and this is an equally shocking number. So it turns out if you do your slides whether it's in PowerPoint or Canva or whatever you use, and you use your visuals incorrectly, 90% of what you’ve said, no matter how important, will be gone, as in forgotten by you