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It is common for fears to be self-focused. Am I going to look good, sound good, and be impressive?

Those are legitimate concerns, but they might overshadow another concern: Am I going to serve well? If

we can focus on the service, it can lessen the impact of the self-focused stressors. A service mindset is

not only helpful, but it can also help us relax. Our primary purpose is to help, to provide valuable information

and/or insight to our audience.

To explore further ways to improve presentation skills, check out the book, Big Presentations in Small

Rooms.

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Listen in as host Paul Gibson compiles and then narrows a set of Core Values for his work.  His example will help you do the same for your business and your presentations.

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You get what you ask for… So, what are you asking for?  You can overcome fear by asking effective questions.  

Come along as Mike and Paul discuss the challenge of asking good questions.

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To explore further ways to improve presentation skills, check out the book, Big Presentations in Small Rooms.

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“The screen is not the only thing seen.”

Laugh, cringe, and learn as you hear about three easily-forgotten visuals.  Mike and Paul discuss the challenging realities of presentation visuals—including the ones we tend to overlook—things like the room, attire, and mannerisms.

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When you think of presentation visuals, what comes to mind?  Most presenters focus solely on the screen.  They spend hours seeking to perfect a PowerPoint, Keynote, or Prezi file.  Are the slides the only visuals?  In this episode, we will explore three easily-forgotten presentation visuals: The Room, Attire, and Mannerisms.

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In this episode, Mike and Paul discuss presentation goals.  This is a vital presentation skill.  How do you craft a successful and compelling presentation goal?  Listen in to find out! For further exploration of this topic, obtain your copy of Big Presentation in Small Rooms. For the written version of the core content, go to the blog!

A vital presentation skill is the ability to define your presentation goal. How do you craft a compelling presentation goal? Let’s find out! For further exploration of this topic, obtain your copy of Big Presentation in Small Rooms. For the written version of this content, go to https://bit.ly/bigpresblog BigPresentations.com

Presentation help is on the way! Wherever you are on the superhero spectrum, you can do what the best heroes do - be helpful!  The two villains are fear of public speaking and overconfidence that prevents listening.  You chain these villains by having a proper mindset.  Step up and be a presentation superhero! Find out if you are more of an Iron Man or Spider-Man in your presentations.

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Up, up, and away! Check out the core content regarding presentation superheroes! In a few days, you will have access to a full episode based on this content. Listen, think, find your cape, and be ready for more!

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Speaking up takes courage. Why do it? Because you have hope! Michael Gibson talks through three ways hope empowers big presentations and can get you past your stress and in front of a group. Hope is bigger than the fear that comes with public speaking.

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