#brainfriendlypresentations

The biggest misconception about the fear of public speaking.

People who are confident when speaking in public only lack nerves because they spoke many times despite the nerves.

How to achieve your (business) goals despite the Coronavirus crisis?

Here is how to achieve you goals in the face of crises, using what we all have, but few of us know how to use.

How to improve your body language in a presentation? Think visually.

What is the essence of body language in a presentation? To illustrate with your body what your mouth says. Why? Read here.

Do you have the presentation X-factor?

“Did you feel the power?” I asked my wife as soon as Rayana had left the room. “I did,” she replied. We were both in awe...

You could hear the jaws drop — The fortune lost due to this one mistake in your presentations

Everyone's jaw dropped. The whole room had just experienced how badly the way slides are used in over 95% of presentations hurts companies.

The importance of non-verbal communication — The myth and the truth.

“7-38-55% Rule" about the importance of verbal v non-verbal communication has been regurgitated countless times. But it's not true. Read why

Which part of your presentation should you practice the most?

Practice makes perfect when preparing for a presentation. But what if you don't have enough time to practice until you can do it perfectly?

Why will a “better done than perfect” attitude make your presentations closer to perfect?

When presenting, adopt a “better done than perfect” approach to help you avoid one slip-up dragging down the rest of your talk. Read why.