Presentation Story . . . Your Secret Weapon
Stanley K. RidgleyWe all believe that we should weave a business presentation story. Sort of. But most of us rarely do, and this might be a result of simply not knowing how. Admit it . . . most of us...
View ArticleBest Job Interview Tips for College Students
Stanley K. RidgleyOne of the most important job interview tips for college students that I give involves business presenting. The job interview is likely the most important business presentation you...
View ArticleThe Business Hero is in your Audience
Stanley K. RidgleyYour presentation is for your audience, and that’s where your business hero had better be. As much as some of us love the limelight and the adulation of the crowd, it’s wise to...
View ArticleYour Business Presentation Hero is in the Audience
Stanley K. RidgleyFor a heroic presentation, add story moments to the mix and identify your presentation hero. You should incorporate story moments throughout your business presentation to maintain...
View ArticleA Sensual Business Presentation Story
Stanley K. RidgleyIf you want to regale your presentation audience with an especially powerful presentation story, you must position the audience inside your story with Sensory Involvement. Sensory...
View ArticleBusiness Presentation Tip – Bookending
Stanley K. RidgleyI offer this superb business presentation tip – bookend your presentation or presentation segment to give the audience a satisfying experience. What is bookending? This means to start...
View ArticleThe Most Important Point – Your MIP
Stanley K. RidgleyI advocate storytelling in your business presentations. Stories can capture powerful ideas in a few telling strokes. Stories involve your listeners better than any other competing...
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Stanley K. RidgleyCAVEAT: I do not ordinarily use profanity in my writing, even as I am a former soldier who well-understands that in certain coarse segments of society, the F-bomb is considered the...
View ArticleYour Business Presentation Story
Stanley K. RidgleyWe all believe that we should weave stories into our business presentations, and who wouldn’t want to weave a compelling Business Presentation story? But most of us rarely do. This...
View ArticleStay Focused on Your MIP
Stanley K. RidgleyI advocate storytelling in your business presentations. Stories can capture powerful ideas in a few telling strokes, and stories involve your listeners better than any other competing...
View ArticlePresentation Story . . . Your Secret Weapon
We all believe that we should weave a business presentation story. Sort of. But most of us rarely do, and this might be a result of simply not knowing how. Admit it . . . most of us think we’re pretty...
View ArticleBest Job Interview Tips for College Students
One of the most important job interview tips for college students that I give involves business presenting. The job interview is likely the most important business presentation you will ever give....
View ArticleThe Business Hero is in your Audience
Your presentation is for your audience, and that’s where your business hero had better be. As much as some of us love the limelight and the adulation of the crowd, it’s wise to remember that your...
View ArticleYour Business Presentation Hero is in the Audience
For a heroic presentation, add story moments to the mix and identify your presentation hero. You should incorporate story moments throughout your business presentation to maintain momentum and to...
View ArticleA Sensual Business Presentation Story
If you want to regale your presentation audience with an especially powerful presentation story, you must position the audience inside your story with Sensory Involvement. Sensory Involvement is a...
View ArticleBusiness Presentation Tip – Bookending
I offer this superb business presentation tip – bookend your presentation or presentation segment to give the audience a satisfying experience. What is bookending? This means to start your presentation...
View ArticleThe Most Important Point – Your MIP
I advocate storytelling in your business presentations to convey your Most Important Point. Stories can capture powerful ideas in a few telling strokes. Stories involve your listeners better than any...
View ArticleWhat’s What
CAVEAT: I do not ordinarily use profanity in my writing, even as I am a former soldier who well-understands that in certain coarse segments of society, the F-bomb is considered the most versatile tool...
View ArticleYour Business Presentation Story
We all believe that we should weave stories into our business presentations, and who wouldn’t want to weave a compelling Business Presentation story? But most of us rarely do. This might be a result...
View ArticleFocus on Your Presentation Story MIP
I advocate storytelling in your business presentations. Stories can capture powerful ideas in a few telling strokes, and stories involve your audience better than any other competing technique. But in...
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