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John H. Rahmlow is a member of the Board of Directors for the Presentation Guild for which he currently serves as the Secretary and as a member of the Executive Committee. John has decades of experience working with companies of all sizes to effectively craft and deliver impactful presentations. He is the founder and President of Attuned Presenting, LLC, a boutique presentation consulting agency focusing on presentation strategy and delivery.
In this conversation, John talks about his participation at the upcoming Presentation Summit 2022, being held on location in San Diego, CA, and virtually this year from October 9 to 12, 2022.
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We begin with a feature exploring ten tips to improve your public speaking skills. We also feature Cliff Atkinson, who talks about his session at the upcoming Presentation Summit.
We also bring you quotes, press releases, and templates from the last few days.
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By Andrew P Bennett, Toastmasters International
Public speakers sometimes come to me for advice because they are aware that their voices lack clarity and variety. The issue can be that they have got into the habit of speaking on one note. This means their audience finds their voice monotonous and hard to stay engaged with. Does this resonate with you?
Luckily an attractive, dynamic speaking voice lies in something we all do – breathing. To be more exact the key is in finding a depth in our breathing so that our voices are nourished by a steady flow of breath as we speak.
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Cliff Atkinson is a leading expert on how to get In the Zone – and stay there longer. He’s worked with some of the biggest tech and consumer companies in the world including GE, Deloitte, Intel, Facebook, and Chevron; and he helped influence juries to award $5 billion in verdicts that held companies accountable for their actions. He’s a bestselling author, sought-after speaker, and his insights have been featured in the NY Times, LA Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Fortune magazine, to name a few. As creator of the In the Zone podcast and the School of the Unconscious, Cliff is on a mission to bring more people In the Zone with a sense of curiosity, play and joyful enthusiasm.
In this conversation, Cliff talks about his participation at the upcoming Presentation Summit 2022, being held on location in San Diego, CA, and virtually this year from October 9 to 12, 2022.
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We first look at how you can use the Morph transition in PowerPoint with words so that they animate between successive slides. Next, AlexAnndra Ontra of Shufflrr explains how you can maximize the ROI of your existing presentation slides.
We feature three speakers from the upcoming Presentation Summit who talk about their sessions and also share some presentation design and lifestyle tips. We also bring you quotes, press releases, and templates from the last few days.
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