1. Make sure your Presentation Boosts, not Busts your Career

• Explore key benefits to presenting and training experience.
• Discover presenter myths that can mess you up and truths that can take you to the next level.
• Take the mystery out of training/ presenting terminology.
• Support skills that avoid storms and lead to smooth sailing to speaker success

2. Face your Fear Before your Fear Fails You

• Probe your presenter fears.
• Meet ways to temper tension, project your voice and set the pace for learners
• Examine the seven fear fixers to find what will work for you.
• Believe in your own assessment to shed your personal storms.

3. Prepare your Point with the End in Mind

• Isolate need to know from nice to know content
• Evaluate objectives for clarity and action
• Select inspired interactive learning activities

4. Set up, Flow and Purpose

• Organize by design not default—choose what fits your purpose.
• Dissect your room layout options by sight lines, benefits and barriers.
• Steps to prepare you and your room so participants prosper.
• Experience tools to capture best practices.
• Analyze the differences between facilitator, trainer and presenter.
• See the Top Ten reasons a handout becomes a takeaway and not a throwaway.

5. Speak with your Body and the Gist of Gestures

• Facts about body language many masters don't even practice…
• Visit 24 tips around body language to use and lose.
• Use the quick, the clear and the varied: Sound bites that sell your message.
• See the gist of gestures and where they fit.
• Take tips for verbal, visual and vocal cues.

6. Pay Attention to the People while Presenting your Point

• Find the three ways to raise the bar with openers and commit to act with closers.
• Take away tactics to use their energy, not yours.
• Fifteen preventable pitfalls new presenters/ trainers could avoid if they only knew…
• Take them from Point A to B with 18 Entertaining Engagers.

7. Expanding Your Presenter Toolkit

• Propel your presentation with effective PowerPoint®.
• Polish your props, metaphors & analogies to speed transfer to long-term memory.
• Experience the power of ‘frames' to inspire interest in your topic.
• Select questioning techniques that are introvert-friendly.

8. Practice, Practice, Practice

• Integrate your survival kit into an upcoming presentation.
• Practice in a safe, feedback-friendly, motivating environment.
• Use checklists to help you prepare, perform and organize your material
• Try tricky tests to isolate learners who “get it” from those who “don't”