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1 | Where do you want to go? | 1 |
Do you need this book? | 1 | |
Presentations are about communication | 2 | |
The seven basic steps | 3 | |
2 | 2, 4, 6, 8 - how do you communicate? | 4 |
It's not what you say | 4 | |
It's the way that you say it | 6 | |
I'm really pleased to be here - maybe | 6 | |
3 | When you feel the fear... | 9 |
Panic now - and avoid the rush | 9 | |
Your 'performing edge' | 14 | |
Winning ways | 14 | |
It must be seen to be believed | 17 | |
Pictures and images | 18 | |
4 | Confidence matters | 20 |
You're never alone in a presentation - it just feels like that | 20 | |
That certain look | 23 | |
Ready, willing and able | 25 | |
A sense of perspective | 25 | |
The look, the feel, the sound | 26 | |
Hand signals should be observed | 26 | |
Turning theory into practice | 27 | |
How to create confidence | 29 | |
5 | The main objective | 33 |
Is this really necessary? | 33 | |
And the point is? | 34 | |
Hold that thought | 35 | |
I have a dream | 36 | |
Roll up, roll up! | 37 | |
No problem too great | 38 | |
Now hear this | 39 | |
Cutting your cloth | 40 | |
6 | Know your audience | 42 |
Putting the customer first | 42 | |
Will they hear what you mean? | 43 | |
Vague and precise language | 45 | |
Four learning styles | 47 | |
Audiences have feelings, too | 49 | |
7 | Words, words, words | 51 |
More than a licence to talk | 51 | |
The sweet KISS of success | 52 | |
On confronting a blank sheet of paper | 55 | |
Creating a structure | 57 | |
All the truth that's fit to present | 58 | |
Think ahead - plan ahead | 58 | |
Script, notes or cue cards? | 59 | |
8 | When you come to the end - stop | 63 |
The into and the outro | 63 | |
What was it all about? | 63 | |
Closing comments | 64 | |
Know when to stop | 66 | |
Beware the red light | 69 | |
9 | Curtain up! | 71 |
On your marks, get set ... | 71 | |
The moment you walk in the joint... | 72 | |
Maps and shoehorns | 77 | |
Setting a mood | 79 | |
Creating motivation | 79 | |
Establishing credibility | 80 | |
Are batteries included? | 81 | |
Making and breaking expectations | 81 | |
Providing a framework | 81 | |
Times and events | 82 | |
Never say not! | 83 | |
10 | Selecting and using visual aids | 84 |
Just for effect? | 84 | |
Horses for courses | 85 | |
11 | Designing effective visual aids | 95 |
Planning screen and flipchart displays | 95 | |
Points that make a point | 96 | |
A chart (or graph) for all reasons | 98 | |
Using colour | 102 | |
PowerPoint - the next generation | 105 | |
Last word on graphics | 107 | |
Handouts | 108 | |
12 | Setting the scene | 111 |
Anyone for tennis? | 111 | |
Please be seated | 112 | |
So many switches - so few hands | 118 | |
The little things that count | 120 | |
And then the lights went out | 120 | |
13 | Question and answer sessions | 122 |
Why? | 122 | |
When? | 122 | |
Taking control of audience questions | 123 | |
The three basic secrets of handling questions | 124 | |
What to do when you don't know the answer | 125 | |
An excuse is a loaded gun | 125 | |
The football fan | 126 | |
Dr Heckle | 126 | |
Mr Jibe | 127 | |
Beware the 'early bird' | 128 | |
Bones of contention | 128 | |
The Phantom | 130 | |
Happy Wanderers | 131 | |
The good, the bad and the ugly | 132 | |
In the seats of power | 134 | |
14 | Personal presentation | 138 |
Here I stand | 138 | |
You've got to hand it to him | 139 | |
Just one look | 141 | |
Four keys to success | 142 | |
Style of speaking | 143 | |
Taking care of your voice | 143 | |
Rehearsals | 144 | |
Can you hear me at the back? | 145 | |
Night and day, you are the one | 146 | |
Don't take it personally | 146 | |
Limbering up | 148 | |
Desert mouth syndrome | 149 | |
A 'mighty, rushing wind' | 149 |
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