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There are 3 B’s to always consider when addressing an audience of any size. They are be bold, be brief and be gone. It’s often been said that time is our most precious commodity, so you should always be respectful of that when speaking. Psychological experimentation has shown that the two different hemispheres of the [...]
The primary purpose of color change in chameleons is social signaling. Color change signals a chameleon’s physiological condition and intentions to other chameleons. They show darker colors when angered, or attempting to scare or intimidate others, while lighter or multi-colored patterns indicate they are courting. Why would this knowledge be important when discussing presentation, communication [...]
The “Power Of 3″ refers to the body, the mind and the soul, our three key systems at work in the human being that impact how we communicate. In part 1 we talked about The Body, and in part 2 we talked about The Mind. The final part of the “Power of 3″ is the [...]
In the Power of Three part 1-The Body, we talked about how important hands, movement, eyes and voice are in presenting and communicating. Here is part 2: The Mind. When dealing with the Mind there are a few key ideas to focus on. Taking Action The most important aspect of any presentation is to make [...]
The “Power Of 3″ refers to the body, the mind and the soul, our three key systems at work in the human being that impact how we communicate. Here is the first in a three part blog series about how the Power of 3 are essential in working together when presenting a message to [...]
Everybody has heard throughout their lives that we only have one shot to make a first impression. Yet, very few of us take advantage of that opportunity. This statement is true for one-on-one meetings, small gatherings and addressing larger groups too! The vast majority of presentations I see begin with the speaker jumping immediately into [...]
Experts say that 7 percent of human communication comes from words, while 38 percent is from a person’s tone of voice and 55 percent comes from body language. More often than not people spend a vast amount of time working on WHAT they need to say when preparing a speech or presentation and virtually no [...]
