Identify, Communicate and Protect Your Value
Leslie discusses the importance of identifying your value, communicating your value, and protecting your value. How well can you answer the question, “so what do you do?” |
Leslie discusses the importance of identifying your value, communicating your value, and protecting your value. How well can you answer the question, “so what do you do?” |
Leslie shares seven tips to make your presentation memorable. The goal you are working towards is to be memorable, from head to toe. Tips include open with a wow, begin at the end, connect the dots for your audience, be... |
Leslie approaches the uncomfortable feeling we get before we present in front of a crowd. She explains that butterflies in your stomach are normal, and she gives us three ways to help overcome them. Deep breathing is first, counting backwards... |
Leslie stresses that presentations today need to explain how you can make your client’s business different. |
Leslie shines a light on the Achilles heels of individuals so that the attributes of a successful individual becomes evident. |
Leslie gives us her best practices when presenting to the Board of Directors, or anybody that you need to answer to. She has 5 rules of communication that she shares so that we can better understand how to be effective... |
Leslie shares examples of how a speech can go wrong. |
Pray for divine intervention . . . really. You have to be inspired by something. It has to come from the heart in some way. Americans, whether your audience or voters, know authenticity. Mitt Romney will not win if he...
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Leslie Ungar shares the top mistakes made by amateur speakers. |