5 presentation lessons from Toastmasters’ top speaker
Deliver your story with emotion and humor, actively involving the audience, and conclude with a meaningful point.
Deliver your story with emotion and humor, actively involving the audience, and conclude with a meaningful point.
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In his Ragan conference keynote at Disneyland, Lou Dubois details how the global hotelier put the focus on employees and guests, offering takeaways for enthusiastic attendees.
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Your online audiences don’t want a barrage of self-promotional twaddle. Instead, mix things up a bit with lighthearted text emblazoned over a striking image. Here are the keys to success.
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Follow this guidance to engage employees with lighthearted content—instead of enraging them with inappropriate jokes.
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Don’t let Twitter litter, Instagram envy or Facebook bile bog you down or sour your outlook.
If the jaded adults on your team have lost their curiosity and creativity, take a page from preschool.
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Delivering a message in Spanish is not enough. Consider the idioms in more than 20 nations, not to mention nonverbal cues, such as gestures and colors. Here’s insight into the crucial nuances.