When you become a story-teller, you can visually inhabit a character. Through simple adjustments to your physiology you could convey the idea of being an old woman, an astronaut or present a debate like an attorney at law. It is a form of performance that would be more intriguing, wouldn’t you agree? We recently watched …
Do you realise how much you communicate through your posture? Posture is the way we stand, walk and sit, the way we carry ourselves on a moment to moment basis. Have you ever had the experience of sitting in a meeting when someone walks in very sloppily and collapses into the seat? Their head slowly …
Have you noticed that when you’re out socialising you are naturally expressive and free with your hand and body gestures, and yet, when you get up to present, you can often feel awkward and unsure about what to do with your hands? Purposeful gestures and movement add a richness to your delivery that can help …
Want to make your next meeting or presentation more dynamic? Here is an easy solution you can use to add energy fast… Have you noticed that you can tell just by the way someone walks into a room whether they are feeling confident or intimidated… they haven’t said anything but it’s the way they carry …
One of the challenges with humour is that it is idiosyncratic. We all have different preferences with humour. We find some scenarios funny and others definitely not. Something, which I do not find funny, could be hysterically funny to you. We highly recommend using humour to bring a presentation to life and some ways are …
