About Writer Debbie is author of the book "15 Presentation Secrets - How to WOW Even the Toughest Audience." She is well known for her presentation skills classes and in addition to training Corporate America, has also taught Presentation Skills for United States Marines, San Diego State University, and UCLA Extension Debbie possesses a Masters Degree in Professional Communications and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Speech Communication.
Too Many Slides Can Ruin Your Presentation "I have a love/hate relationship with PowerPoint. In the right hands, it's a great presentation tool. In the wrong hands (and unfortunately, most usage falls into this category) we are cloning generations of boring slide shows narrated by speakers we barely notice." - Debbie Bailey Ah, the good old days. For me, those were the days before PowerPoint slide shows became the norm for virtually every...... Similar Editorial : Presentation Skills by Aileen Pincus. | Source : Calling Cards Wholesale
5 Presentation Secrets That Will Change Your Life You've been asked to give an important presentation. A lot is riding on how well you can deliver. The problem is,you're not sure where to begin. The last class you took on presentation skills told you to tie your hands behind your back and blend in with everyone else. Is that really agood approach? The answer is a LOUD and RESONATING NO WAY. If you want to WOW your audience, you have to STAND UP...... Similar Editorial : Presentation Skills by Aileen Pincus. | Source : Calling Cards Wholesale
Creating Your Presentation Success According to the Lamalle Report on Top Executives of the 1990s, one of the most important factors in determining financial success by those earning over $250,000 is being enthusiastic and having a positive attitude (46%). Apparently, successful people never underestimate the power of positive thinking.Why does having a positive attitude matter so much? Research solidly indicates that expectations...... Similar Editorial : Presentation Pitfalls Series by Melissa Mayers Lewis. | Source : Calling Cards Wholesale
Creative Presentation Openers That Work Most presenters begin their presentation in the usual manner…“Hello my name is Fred Flintstone and I am here today to discuss technology in pre-historic times.”While your name can be very interesting (especially to you), it is not a very compelling way to begin a presentation. I hate to be the one to break the news to you, but when you begin this way, audiences usually forget your name and worse...... Similar Editorial : Presentation Skills by Aileen Pincus. | Source : Calling Cards Wholesale
