Presentations

Could this be the best event planning tool ever? In the planning stage of a meeting or event, having an empty chair in the room will remind you to see...

Time to put some time-honoured presentation advice in the bin, writes Ian Whitworth....

Nigel Collin provides a few ideas on forming event teams that are creative, action oriented and insighful. Have you ever noticed in events that some people never stop coming up...

Come on, you know it. You tell the best stories, event if they're about yourself. You're first up to enjoy the day - the sun, the rain, the snow, you...

Audio has very fundamental effects on your audience. If people are noticing the technology rather than the perfomer, that technology has failed....

Nigel Collin gives three important reasons why you need to build time-buffers into your conference run sheets....

Forget your audience at your peril! To connect, you need to find common ground. Set the scene early; using a personal story they can relate to is a cracker tool...

When whingeing becomes habitual it sucks the oxygen out of the workplace and instead of a living, energised river, it becomes a stagnant pool....

If you have this particular personality trait then you'd better read on before everything goes to hell....

You don't have to reinvent what you're doing...you just need to focus on doing the little things really well and better than you ever have before....

Practicing your conversation skills makes you a better speaker. You can sense when you're connecting - eyes lock on, heads tilt up, people nod in the right places....

Today we are encouraged to work with our strengths, believe in ourselves, take some me time, just do it, because you're worth it. Let's take a reality check and examine...