Feel the fear but give that presentation anyway!
Here’s how to make an effective presentation no matter how much you might dread it and without attending the traditional training course.
Dear Friend
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Giving a presentation at work appears to be the professional equivalent of treading in something nasty – at some point it happens to everyone. Some people are gifted presenters of course, but most of us approach the task with feelings somewhere between mild apathy and heart-stopping dread! The majority of people get very nervous at the thought of speaking in public. You could attend some training and learn how to do it well, but guess what you’ll have to do on the training? That’s right – get up and present! |
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But now there’s a solution. I have developed a distance learning workbook called The Inner Game of Presenting. I was challenged to create presentation skills training that did not include making a presentation and this product is the result.
As you work through this training you’ll learn how to prepare properly in advance, how to take control of your nerves on the day and how to make absolutely certain that your audience leave with a feeling of time well spent.
Better yet, I’ve used my 14 years of coaching experience to help you to prepare mentally. This is an area not covered by the traditional training approach and yet time and again has been shown to be the difference between success and failure.
Here’s just a sample of what’s covered
- An astonishingly simple secret that guarantees your success
- How to turn a fear of presenting to your advantage
- How to make the dread of speaking in public disappear for good
- A five-step plan that wins over an audience in less than 5 minutes
- How to create killer titles that ensure interest from the start
- How to use props and other tools to reduce pressure
- How to properly take questions and include them in your material
- Self -coaching tools to turn your thoughts into actions
The Inner Game of Presenting is a 40 page distance learning manual. It is not just another ebook – the web is awash with those. It is not just information, although I like to think it’s information packed. It is a workbook. If you follow the exercises and information diligently you will make effective presentations now and in the future and you will be able to do so free of stress.
Alright, how much?
How much would you pay to be free of the stress of presenting? How much would you save if you could prepare your presentations in half the time you do now? How much business could you win from an audience desperate for you to get in touch at the end of your talk?
A day of my time costs around £2000 but I can only be in so many places at once. I want to get these ideas out there. Making presentations is an essential part of working life and it’s crazy that it causes so much pain and aggravation. I have decided to make this resource available at just £49.99+VAT (Total £58.74)
This tiny investment will pay off within hours and transform your very next presentation. The concepts you learn will be with you for life. Go on; get it now for £49.99+VAT before I change my mind!
The Inner Game of Presenting is an ebook in PDF format and you will need a PDF reader. You can get one for free at www.adobe.com. Once your payment has been processed you will have instant access to your materials.
I always had a problem with delivering the content on my presentation to the audience. But now after working through The Inner Game of Presenting, I have found different ways of delivering the content.
I thought that trying to remember every single point of my presentation was important, but this e-book has shown me how to use the slides to help me throughout delivering.
The e-book was very helpful with showing me how to deal with the ‘fear’ that overtakes me when I am about to give a presentation at University. Matt is right in saying that “there is no fear in the moment – just in the past and future!”
Working through this has given me a real confidence boost. I now know how to prepare well for my next one!
Thanks!
Leanne Orr, Student
