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I voted for the only election candidate I met. Why? Three things: he introduced himself with a warm handshake; he had good eye contact; he listened to my points – then answered them. It’s the right way to make a first impression.
When co-presenting with colleagues, you have to underline rather than undermine their message. Simply look at them when they’re speaking – rather than the audience. With that, you’re saying their message is important.
Anyone with a child of the age of 2-3 will be acutely aware of the power of saying No – and of having “No” said to you. But in sales and marketing, we hate saying No. It feels negative. Here’s how to say no positively – to achieve your goals.
Some media trainers knock you down…and leave you down. Our media coaches show you how to deal with each knock…and still win through. So you have the presentation skills to perform – with confidence.