For everyone who has sat through a boring, bullet-filled Powerpoint presentation, check out this YouTube.com video of a [fake?] high energy "corporate presentation".....
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
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1 comment:
Dave, If only everyone, especially Toastmasters, could be even 1/10 as dynamic as this presentor during our corporate presentations. Unfortunately, I think a lot of good Toastmasters fail to use all of the skills and tools that they have learned once they leave the comfort of a Toastmasters meeting. We are much less nervous. We give good presentantions - without the Ums and Ahs and within the time allowed - but we don't experiment with other media,especially if it is in one of the more conservative professions.
Pat Wilson-Perkins, ACG
Barnum Square TM
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