Jason Chase

Improve Your Presentation Skills in One Hour Jason Chase

Hone your public speaking skills in just the one hour it takes to read the book. Effective business communication isn't a secret skill. It's storytelling... using data, conversation, visualization. This pocket how-to guide book will teach you the basic technical skills of presentation science. Amp up your professional development and your leadership art by changing your style, your presence, the way you talk, the way you pitch, the way you persuade. These crucial techniques even apply to delivering inviting remote presentations. Whether you are presenting a report to your department or delivering a keynote address at a TED conference, you can probably use a little polish and transformation in your presentation skills. Unlike 300-page books, this short-read book will give you the executive tips, advice and pep talk you need to stand in front of the audience without passing out. Good presentations and professional conversations depend both on matter (the quality of the material) and on manner (the quality of the delivery). This self-help book covers practical presentational tips for every part of the experience--from preparing your material to learning to read the audience to standing in front of a crowd (or sitting and presenting while on a Zoom call). You'll learn how to: - Organize your material- Hone your message and PowerPoint delivery- Study your audience- Review and critique your performance- Rehearse productively like a Toastmaster pro- Prep your mind, your body and your voice just before you go on- And speak and deliver with confidence!You can read the book in just one hour. And with a little practice over the course of a week, you can dramatically improve your persuasive presentation skills. This isn't 'Presentations for Dummies.' Think of this as fast-tracking your presentation skills, working your way up management chain and joining the storytellers who change the world.