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Basic Powerful PowerPoint Tips for Presenting

Less is MoreThe fewer words used on a slide the impact they have. Learn to bullet point your key messages and that way they will have a greater emphasis on the screen. An example, rather then showing; “We are number 1 in sales for 2009” it would be more tričká s potlačou devilspocketphilly.com exploradesign.com devilspocketphilly.com […]
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More Powerful PowerPoint Tips

A Picture is Worth a 1,000 Words Consider incorporating more pictures into your presentation. Aided with the web and digital cameras there really isn’t a reason why you can’t have current and impactful pictures to prove your points. I’m not talking about your company’s template, that’s not a billi bi støvletter christianslouboutins.com fermelamarquise.com potlac na tricka […]
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When You Present, Be The Expert!

If you come across to the audience as an expert then your material takes on an elevated degree of credibility. Couple this with looking confident and you will have a winning presence in front of the audience. Here are three simple ideas that allow you to increase the audience’s perception of your expertise: Introduction. Write your own […]
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Fear of Speaking | Three Step Approach

Here are three seemingly simple steps that will make you appear and sound more confident. It should be as easy as 1… 2… 3… Step 1 Slow DownWe have all seen it, the presenter approaches the make up astor skin match stojalo za perilo vileda שטיח פרסי תל אביב exploradesign.com buckeyeboerboels.com emergencyplumbingpasadena.com buckeyeboerboels.com ashevillewireless.org stojalo za perilo […]
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Death by PowerPoint

I’m sure you’ve seen it before, ‘Death by PowerPoint’. It’s fast becoming the normal format for presentations and it’s killing off empathy and putting audiences asleep every time. The biggest reason for it is thus: The presenter reads from a comprehensive set of notes, the same notes appear as the slideshow and the same set of notes is […]
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Public Presentations Skills Training Course | Limited places available for January 2020

Public Presentations Skills Training Course | Limited places available for January 2020

Feedback from our last course. Excellent workbook to take away. A confidence builder for Presentations & Public Speaking. Excellent Presentation Skills Course. Will recommend to other colleagues. We have limited places left on our next Public Presentations Skills Course running on the 14 & 15 November 2019 in Auckland. To book your place on this […]
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Newsflash: Torque Limited is now proudly associated with Paralympics New Zealand

We are very proud to announce that we are associated with Paralympics New Zealand. In particular we will be actively promoting and assisting our Paralympic athletes as keynote  speakers and presenters at your next conference or client function. We feel extremely privileged and honoured to be involved with the calibre of people such as Laura Fairweather, Mary […]
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Crazy Captions – Win A Prize!

Win with Words! Well, it just goes to prove that creativity is alive and well and some people need to seek professional help. Excellent answers to the last puzzle and congratulations to our winner. We have been asked to relay the winning entries but some of them do not make it past the censors. All […]
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Do You Have a Quiet Voice When Presenting?

Do You Have a Quiet Voice When Presenting?

So you have a quiet voice… It is with a great deal of pleasure that I introduce Meredith Caisley as an Associate of Torque Limited. Meredith is a highly skilled and trained specialist in all matters concerning the voice. From annunciation to articulation Meredith can assist. Here’s what Meredith says about ‘Having a quiet voice”. […]
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Key Points

Key Points In any presentation you will be making some key points. These are the primary factors that ideally sway or convince your audience to agree to your ‘Call to Action’ (the purpose of the presentation), in other words, what you want them to do now that they’ve listened to your presentation. Your key points […]
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