Speaking about Presenting

Welcome

Welcome to this blog - my aim is to make a difference to the success of your presentations. If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! Olivia

I’m Olivia Mitchell and the aim of this blog is to help you with your next presentation. Here’s what you’ll find:

- Helpful articles to help you with every aspect of your next presentation
- Reviews of books and blogs on presentations and public speaking
- Analysis of great speeches and presentations.

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Latest post in Content category

The three key ingredients for planning a presentation

The Speak Fearlessly blog has just published a guest post I’ve written on the three key ingredients for planning a presentation. You can check it out at Presentation Planning... [Read more]

Latest post in PowerPoint category

The Top 7 PowerPoint slide designs

The PowerPoint revolution has sparked the evolution of different styles of PowerPoint design. I’ve identified seven different styles to inspire you - do add others in... [Read more]

Latest post in Nervousness category

3 Reasons not to use NLP to overcome fear of public speaking

Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) is a controversial topic. I started my research for this post with a relatively open mind. I say relatively, because I do have some biases against... [Read more]

Latest post in Delivery category

How to project your voice

A reader has asked: I always feel that I am not able to project my voice and articulate the words properly. Is there any material / information on how I can improve these areas? Presenters... [Read more]

Latest post in Audience category

8 tips for encouraging questions in your presentation

Most of us would like people in the audience to ask questions. A lively Q&A session is stimulating and engaging for the audience. But sometimes you ask for questions, and you’re... [Read more]