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Tips from the Experts on How to Open
The hardest part of any presentation is the opening. Obviously, gaining people’s attention is critical. If you don’t captivate them as you begin, it’s not likely you will get them to listen as you move forward. Plus, seeing people looking at their phones, instead being fully engaged, is highly discombobulating. Here are four surefire suggestions on winning from the start.
What the Boss Wants You to Know about Asking for That Raise
Wouldn’t it be nice if your boss called you into his/her office and offered you a lovely raise? If only, right! The reality in today’s unsettled business environment is raises aren’t automatic. So what should you do? What are your options? You can keep your fingers crossed and hope for the best. You can look for a job elsewhere or you can speak up and do what the boss says and ask. Here is what the bosses we have coached recommend.
Deconstructing What Charismatic Speakers Do
A lot of speakers wish they could be seen as charismatic. Martin Luther King, John Kennedy, Ronald Reagan and Steve Jobs come to mind as people who were magnetic speakers. When they spoke, people listened and remembered. Obviously, no one is born charismatic, but how do you go from being just “ok” to being charismatic. Let’s deconstruct what those compelling speakers do routinely, and perhaps, you can follow their path.
The Art of Persuasion: Two Musts!
From the time we are babies, we try to persuade others. Babies want more milk, elementary school kids want to stay up late and teens want the car. Given the fact that we have been practicing persuasion for so many years, you would think that as adults we would be really good at it. However, […]

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