E-Books →The Non–Obvious Guide to Better Presentations How to Present Like a Pro (Virtually or in Person) (Non–Obvious Guides)

Read this book to learn presentation skills such as:
Strategic presence-what it is and why it's your most potent influence toolThe surprising connection between curiosity and confidenceWhy science says connecting and engaging online is harder-and exactly what to do about itHow to create congruency in gesture, voice, and expressions to build trust and better presentationshow to make any talk more inclusiveWhy rehearsal sets you free and makes every delivery look freshWhat happens to our voices in virtual realms-and how to effectively compensateAnd much moreThis Non-Obvious Guide is a compulsively readable and actionable collection of principles for performing at your best online or off. It assumes readers are intelligent, busy professionals who understand the necessity of communication skills in effecting change. Written by globally recognized presentation skills coach Jacqueline Farrington, her methods reach beyond the podium to help you build trust, create rapport, and have more influence in any situation.
Based on the science of how our brains encode speaking experiences, this pithy, entertaining guide details how to create your most authentic and strategic presence. You'll also learn to make the most of your voice, body, and language; incorporate stories for emotional impact; build connection and rapport; work with visuals; deal with questions; present with others; and cope with the unexpected.
The Non-Obvious Guide to Better Presentations is the only book you'll need to present like a confident change-maker, without fear or imposter syndrome, no matter your experience level.
Read it today to get the same public speaking coaching techniques Jacqueline uses with CEOs of Fortune 50 companies.
"In the undeniably vast crowd of books about public speaking, this one stands out for its intelligent, direct approach ... An indispensable manual on all aspects of public speaking and a boon to those who may be anxious about it." -KIRKUS STARRED REVIEW