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5 Ways for Overcoming Death by
PowerPoint™"
In the
book and
training
program, Presenting with Style, we stress that
the best presenters do not "script" their presentations, putting nearly every
single word they plan to say on their PPT slides. Presenters who do write
their entire presentation out on their slides are then tempted to read the
entire presentation to their audience, thus forgoing eye contact, interest, and
(above all) interaction with their listeners. Raise your hand right now
if you like to be read to. At 2:30 in the afternoon. After a heavy lunch.
We thought so.
Since we always practice what we preach, when you look at
the PPT you're about to download, you will see lots of pictures and graphics and
very little text. If you just choose to open the file, you may find yourself
wondering, "Well, what is the point of that slide?" The only way to see
the slides AND get the commentary that goes with each slide is to download the
file to your own computer and open it with your own PPT program in "normal
view." This way you can see our comments underneath each slide, explaining what
you're looking at.
Of course, you could also choose to invite us to give the
presentation to your company or group, and then WE would supply the commentary,
live and in person. (Contact
edowling@standuptrainer.com for details.)
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