An important component of executive presentation skills is using effective body language.
In fact, more than just a component, some contend that body language can communicate even more powerfully and persuasively than the written or spoken text of a presentation. Here are three of the most important aspects of body language that can be utilized to effective advantage during a presentation.
An important lesson to remember when developing executive presentation skills.
But not every “slide” or “power point” frame is a picture, i.e. – an image that is “graphical.”
In fact, for the most part, most presenters create power point frames that tend to rely more heavily on text than on graphics. You know what I mean: the ubiquitous “bullet points.” In fact, in an effort to “visualize” a presentation, presenters often subject audiences to power point frames that seem to be crammed with, ironically enough, about a thousand words!
No, not that kind of stripping. This blog is still all about presentation skills, presentation development, and overall enhancement of communication.
But “stripping” … or, at least, “stripping away” … does play a role in all of this. Let me explain.