Whether you use PowerPoint, Canva, Prezi (yech - sorry) or some other presentation platform, don’t make these novice mistakes. Here, part 1 of “Do’s and Don’ts for Slides.” Don’t make these rookie mistakes.

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

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

Now I tell you where you can do the two things I tell all my clients:

“Step outside your comfort zone” and “Seek out other opportunities to practice speaking.”

Michelle tries to calm her mind so she can present better, but it never seems to work. The question Michelle needs to ask herself is: “Can I calm my body?”

I hit several conferences over the course of a few weeks this year, not just as an attendee but also as a presenter and event support staff. It was a great chance to see how event planners and speakers can make each other’s lives easier.