by Carl Kwan on January 29, 2012
Have you ever had to give a BIG presentation? You know, one that made you all nervous and excited at the same time? Did you know how to prepare for that big presentation?
If you give presentations on a smaller scale, like for your small business, those can be considered BIG presentations because they could have a large impact on you and your business.
Pat Flynn, an Internet entrepreneur who blogs about and teaches how to succeed online at http://www.smartpassiveincome.com, gave the biggest presentation of his life as a speaker at Blog World Expo 2011. [click to continue…]
by Carl Kwan on January 22, 2012
Hi,
We just wanted to let you know we’re changing the theme we use for our website to give you a better browsing experience. We like the look of the site, but want to improve the site’s performance.
Also, we would welcome any suggestions you may have for the site’s look, layout, or content. Just to warn you, the look of the site may change temporarily as we change to the new theme.
We’d like to apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause you and ask for your patience and understanding.
Thank you.
Please feel free to contact us with questions or comments at PresentationExpressions@gmail.com
Liam & Carl
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by Carl Kwan on January 20, 2012
Happy Lunar New Year!
The Lunar New Year is upon us and this year is the Year of the Dragon, a very auspicious character in many cultures.
In 2012, the water Dragon and according to GoToHoroscope.com, the 2012 Dragon “is an intelligent and laborious worker who never puts aside work though sometimes this leads him to excesses. The water Dragon has enough courage to face challenges and easily finds weak points that stand on his way to success.” [click to continue…]
by Carl Kwan on January 16, 2012
In this video, you’ll learn a quick and easy way to almost instantly make your presentation more interesting. [click to continue…]
by Liam Lusk on January 6, 2012
How many times have you seen what was quite a good presentation only to be left disappointed at the end because you were not told what to do next? So how can you end a presentation effectively? [click to continue…]