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Polishing Your Presentation Skills

Perhaps you think your career does not entail delivering any presentations. Well, this is where you might be wrong because no matter what your job is, presentation skills ultimately will come into the picture in some way.

I have heard …

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Get a Voice to Rouse the Masses

IF YOU want to command respect, having a strong, authoritative voice helps. But if you sound weak and weedy, forget voice-training lessons: there’ll soon be away to “evolve” your voice so that it sounds the way you want it to

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The Truth Is, You Gave a Lousy Talk

Of course I couldn’t possibly be talking about you. After all, your friends and colleagues always congratulate you on your presentations. Even your competitors, when they approach you after your talks at national meetings, open their comments with, “Great talk!”…

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Managing Your Media Risk

Given the potential downside in dealing with the media, it is not surprising that few executives really look forward to dealing with the press. The possibility of saying something you will regret, being misquoted or simply sounding unintelligible are major …

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How Not to Mumble

Listening is one of the basic skills that’s indispensable for a successful career. Perhaps that’s why so many training seminars teach it. If one doesn’t listen, one doesn’t get the message that the speaker wants and is trying to convey. …

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