Creating Engaging Content

Most ineffective presentations have way too much information in them. That’s because it’s hard to prioritise which information is needed – and which is best left out.  But how do you develop a good key message?

No one wants their time wasted – we are all time-poor these days. So when we ask someone to listen to us, surely we owe it to them to make that time count?  I find a key driver to this issue

I want to talk to you about the use of bad language in your presentations. No, not the swearing kind. The company cliche, jargon-heavy kind. The laden in detail and ‘makes your eyelids heavy’ kind. 

How do you get your audience (and face it, sometimes yourself!) to be interested in your topic, without adding unnecessary extras to your presentation