Sublime

novice presenter shares information, thinking facts are enough to change the way people think and act. A transformational performer takes the audience on an entertaining journey that changes the way they think, act, and feel.

Think before you PowerPoint.

Brenda Laurel

“Your audience wants you to be real. So avoid sounding like a corporate spokesperson—but don’t portray false humility, either. Playing small and meek when inside you know (and the audience knows) you’re a giant will not win you any fans. Authenticity means claiming who you are.”

presentations address the contrast of what is versus what could be.

A great presentation is similar to a screenplay in several ways: It has a clear beginning, middle, and end. It has an identifiable, inherent structure. The first plot point is an incident that captures the audience’s intrigue and interest. In presentations, we’ll call this a turning point. The beginning and end are much shorter than the middle.