96% of the event organizers who are using management software when hosting and planning events find value in the way it helps them manage.
A Chinese proverb says, “Tell me something, I’ll forget; show me, I’ll remember, involve me, I’ll understand.”
According to recent studies, when people participate in a presentation, the material becomes at least three times more memorable for them than if they merely listened to a lecture.
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The fear of public speaking even supersedes the fear of death-- isn’t that shocking
Making a presentation is simply expressing your thoughts or ideas in front of audience.
Staying inspired to speak year after year can be difficult. It’s easy to get sucked into the mundane side of proposals and contracts and hotel breakfasts.
But when you are passionate, your message can have a tremendous effect on your audience. That why we wanted to start this month off with a bit of motivation.
We stumbled upon this article by Nick Morgan published on January 3rd 2017 by Forbes. They offer their top tips for speakers for 2017, and we hope their advice invigorates you and offers fresh inspiration.
Skip the summary and see the full article here.
LifeHack has rounded up some tips from the world’s best public speakers. These top ideas will not only help you get comfortable on stage, but focus on the elements that will make your talks more engaging and persuasive.
Our friends over at Master’s Programs Guide have shared with us this great infographic about the fear of public speaking, including 7 helpful tips on how to conquer anxiety.