by Pablo German | Feb 2, 2020 | AIMER, audience, communication, public speaking
In the last blog we saw how looking after relationships first is more important than trying to achieve something. How do you create and look after those relationships? By building trust. Whenever you are collaborating and communicating with people, if you want to have...
by Pablo German | Sep 29, 2019 | AIMER, audience, communication, public speaking
In the previous blog post I told you a story and I promised you I was going to tell you the elements that make this story work. There are four elements, the four C’s, that will make your stories entertaining, interesting, and valuable for your audience. I’ve learned...
by Pablo German | Aug 31, 2019 | AIMER, audience, communication, public speaking
If you read the previous blog post, then you may remember that while you are communicating your message, whether to one person, a group, or during a presentation, there are four things that need to happen in your audience’s mind: they need to understand, agree, care,...
by Pablo German | Aug 25, 2019 | AIMER, audience, communication, public speaking
In the blog post “What Is an Effective Presentation?” we saw that an effective presentation is a presentation that changes the way your audience thinks, feels, and behaves. Before you get there, though, there are four things that need to happen with your audience...
by Pablo German | Aug 19, 2019 | AIMER, audience, communication, public speaking
How do you know whether you have given an effective presentation? When the audience gives you a standing ovation? When you manage to convey all the information you wanted to convey in the amount of time you were given? When you entertained your audience and made them...
by Pablo German | Aug 3, 2019 | AIMER, communication, public speaking
How many presentations have you listened to? Chances are hundreds or thousands. And if you include all the speeches that go on in work meetings (whether they are formal presentations or not) we are probably talking about hundreds of thousands. How many do you...
