I came across a great example of energy this week. It was in a video clip by Scott Ginsberg better known as the Nametag guy. Here’s the link to the clip: http://www.nametagtv.com/home. There is great energy in his face, voice and body. And it’s projected in such an easy manner. Read more…
tags | audio and video recording, energy, how to, improve my matching performance and repeated attemptsYou can handle your fear in sales presentations by audio recording a presentation on you phone’s voice recorder, prior to your presentation, and listening to it, repeatedly while you do other things – like driving your car to a meeting, or going out to a café to get your lunch. Read more…
tags | audio recording for speech improvement, handling fear, space repetition, speech communicatin practiceTo handle fear in sales presentations, care more about the audience getting the key message of your presentation, versus any fear that you have. Think about it this way. Instead of worrying about the ‘spotlight’ of the audience on you, imagine the reverse. Imagine the spotlight directed on the audience. Put the focus on them and their needs. Read more…
tags | handle fear, sales presentations, spotlight on audience‘I put every ounce of my being into every word I sing’. I once heard an opera singer say this. What’s the significance of this statement for business people? Read more…
tags | effort in speaking, final consonant production, gain and maintain attentionWhen you’re face to face in sales presentation to a client/prospective client, how you hold, carry and conduct your body will influence the authority and confidence the client will have in you. Read more…
tags | invisible semi circle in front of you, own space, sit fully in chair