Since the dawn of society, our ancestors have sought to find ways to interact; even before there was a structured language, both spoken and written, communication was done through symbols and gestures. Tom and Jerry, the Pink Panther, if you watched these cartoons like me, you probably have a great memory of these animations. Even…
A Boring Speech is when the Speaker technically fails to address a Clear and objective message during his presentation, making the audience lose interest in what is being said or presented, specifically when the main message does not captivate them. A Speech can be boring for many reasons, and today we will talk about seven…
An audience will always give apt attention to a public speaker that keeps his message clear, simple, and easy to comprehend. Besides, nobody likes a bad public speaker and would want to waste their precious time under the logos of a boring orator. Below are ten carefully selected traits or qualities that make a bad…
It has been involuntary to think that we should only pay attention to how we present the content, the clothes we use, and make the audience participative in preparing for a public presentation. Non-verbal communication, or body language, has as many or even more things to reveal and tell people as verbal communication. Today, we…
A Virtual Presentation is when the Speaker Delivers the Presentation remotely, and for some reason, it is not necessary to meet in person. For instance, when you want to make a presentation to people from different countries or physical locations. Virtual Presentations cuts the costs by 50% or even more, which is why they are…
Presentation skills are often taken for granted, and developing and practicing these skills will give you a huge advantage. There is nothing less engaging than a dispassionate speaker flipping through slides for a set amount of time. To stand out, follow these key steps and turn an okay presentation into an awesome one! The fifteen…
Growing up, we were always taught how we should have manners while talking to others and that there were some things we could not do in front of people like sprawling or even putting our elbows on the table while eating because it was rude. In the examples above, the rudeness comes from gestures, not…
Introduction to Body Language / Mannerisms/ Gestures Body language in simple terms can be explained as those nonverbal signs we give off in our day-to-day communication with one another. This can range from anything from facial expressions to simple body movements, small but crucial subconscious actions that make up much of our non-verbalized interactions. Language…
