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Fresh insights into Behaviour Change and Learning

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Fresh insights into Behaviour Change and Learning
The Science of Presentations That Stick: A Memory-Centric Approach

“A great presentation gives smart ideas an advantage. A truly great presentation gives them wings.” Nancy Duarte There’s a science to creating presentations that listeners remember. Learning to apply that science is within reach of busy professionals.  Your brain craves digestible chunks, compelling visuals, and stories. Imagine pouring hours into a pitch, meticulously researching data...

Make Your Message Memorable with Business Stories

It’s hard to dance without music. And it’s hard to listen without story. That’s why when a presentation is full of (only) numbers, data, and facts, many managers become fatigued. They sit through many presentations and meetings, and so few of these presentations contain materials that are vivid, capture their imagination, or are memorable. Without...

When Your People Are Busy Working While Attending Training

This is a rewritten excerpt taken from Regina Morris’s sharing at People Potential’s regular Community of Practice, a weekly meet-up of subject matter experts, trainers, facilitators, and instructional design practitioners who come together to improve themselves. It’s part of People Potential’s commitment to our clients. Regina is People Potential’s senior business presentations specialist. — Over...

Something as simple as transitions can make or break your next presentation

Follow a senior leader’s journey as he experiences an Executive Presentations Coaching session. Joseph presented his baseline presentation (the initial presentation before coaching) during the Executive Presentations Coaching session while Joseph’s coach, Ibrahim, took notes. Under ‘transitions’ (the things people say to transition from one thought to another or from one slide to the next),...