December 2, 2009
Even a newbie at public speaking knows they should make eye contact. But the term eye contact is rather vague. It can infer just making fleeting “contact” with a person then moving on. Don’t make eye contact – make “eye connection”. Eye connection means spending time with each person so that person feels like you’re [...]
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September 25, 2008
There are many benefits to movement in a presentation: It adds energy and variety to your presentation. It makes you look more confident – because people who are nervous are generally frozen in one spot. And as an added bonus, if you move, you may start to feel more confident. That’s partly because movement will [...]
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