Corporation Training: Presentation Skills
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So charismatic! You must be a very successful businesswoman.
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Love your presentation...thanks so much for you sharing. The POW idea is great!
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I completely agree. In fact, when I present I have taken this advice and it made a massive difference. Additionally, I took a lot of stuff from a guy called Tom Breeze. His body language stuff is really good.
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Can any native speaker of English tell me the last word the lecturer says and its meaning please? thank you
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Superb!
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Superman1981ar: Thanks for your question. "POW!" is a word I'm using to describe an interesting opening. Most speakers don't start presentations in an interesting way. Instead they start with, "Hello my name is ____. Thanks for having me. That's boring. Starting with a Pow! means starting in a way the audience isn't expecting. Tell a story, use a statistic, show something visual - anything that will grab the audiences' attention.
shariharley 2 years ago