The naked presenter : delivering powerful presentations with or without slides
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The naked presenter : delivering powerful presentations with or without slides
(Voices that matter)
New Riders, c2011
- : pbk
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Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
When we learn to present naked, we reach our audiences by communicating the essence of the message, stripping away all that is unnecessary and embracing the ideas of simplicity, clarity, honesty, integrity, and passion. If "slideware" is used, the slides never steal the show or rise above serving a strong but simple supportive role. The ideas in the presentation may or may not be radical, earth shattering, or new, but there is freshness to the approach and content that makes a lasting impression.
In this invaluable resource from the author for the best-selling books Presentation Zen and Presentation Zen Design, you will discover how to get to the core of your message and deliver presentations that are as natural as they are memorable. Whether you are just in the planning stages or need advice for a talk that begins in an hour, you'll find wisdom in The Naked Presenter that you can use to connect deeply with your audience and deliver a great presentation.
Table of Contents
1 Naturalness and the Art of Presenting Naked
2 First Things First: Preparation
3 Connect with Punch, Presence, and Projection
4 Engage with Passion, Proximity, and Play
5 Sustain with Pace and Participation
6 End with a Powerful Finish
7 Continuous Improvement Through Persistence
Index
by "Nielsen BookData"