I have long believed that the best training (or speaking, or presentations) borrows from the best.

“Thank you to my amazing clients and partners for a wonderful 2019! You make me smarter and better year after year.”

PEL. Just write those three letters on a piece of paper. That’s all you need from this article. You can thank Aristotle later.

Part of presenting is being fully prepared. This means beyond your speech and Power Point slides. Do a little research on your audience - and your room - before you present.

Public speaking is not so different from teaching. Your audience, much like a high school biology teacher’s, can be made up of reluctant participants. But good news - using the T3 method will help!

Of course the New York Times headline “PowerPoint is the Most Effective Way for Kids to Manage their Parents” caught my eye. It’s about presentations.