Learning from pilots: How to command an audience's attention
Whether you want to explain something to someone in a one-on-one conversation, give a presentation, or even do a media interview—today I'm going to share three crucial elements for any kind of presentation. If you give your audience or conversation partner this information beforehand, you're sure to capture their attention. Give it a try!
One of the best books on giving great presentations is this one:
Carmine Gallo: Talk Like TED: The 9 Secrets of the Best Speakers. https://amzn.to/2MHgbBZ (Amazon affiliate link)
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I've been a performance trainer and mental coach for 20 years. Through my companies MENT2WIN and pro performance, I work with numerous top athletes, executives, and celebrities.
#performance #communication #mediatraining
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I've been a performance trainer and mental coach for 20 years. ======================================================
Two books I currently recommend:
Tim Ferris: Tools of Titans
http://amzn.to/2AQBVHe *
Ute Simon-Adorf: Mental Training in Question & Answer
http://amzn.to/2xuB89U *
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I am not paid by the authors or publishers for my book recommendations—I genuinely like these books!
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