The best advice is to prepare for any situation that might go wrong. Always have at least one backup of your presentation; email your talk to the organisers in advance; do a practice run to test for ...

Believe it or not, some people are jazzed about giving presentations. They love the experience, jump in with two feet, and many become accomplished public speakers who, in some cases, make a ...

Facing an audience alone can be anxiety-producing. But copresenting with others brings its own set of challenges as well: from confusion to unclear roles. I once taught a class in which students were ...

Rowena Crosbie, an Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) member from Iowa, is president of Tero International, Inc., a premier interpersonal skills research and corporate training company. We asked for her ...

Emotions play an active role in almost all of our decision making. That’s one reason why emotional intelligence, the ability to identify, understand, and manage those emotions, is such an invaluable ...

There are few experiences more demoralizing than looking out at your audience during a presentation and seeing one of your coworkers out cold. Okay, so he was probably just tired. But a great ...

I just finished giving a TEDx talk at Barnard College in NYC. During the process of researching, writing, practicing and finally performing my talk, I learned a ton of lessons. I gave talks before, ...

In the typical year, a typical decision-maker might see three or four dozen sales presentation. So how do you make certain that it's YOUR presentation that she remembers when it's time to buy? The key ...

Even if you provide completely accurate numbers during a financial presentation, you can give misleading information, a lack of context, and a report that leaves attendees scratching their heads.

As your career advances, you’ll find that closing that final interview with a bang and subsequently getting an offer takes more than strong answers, recognition of a good fit and great chemistry with ...