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Mark Sincevich's Articles in Presentation

  • A Second Chance for a First Impression
    When I work with executives to improve their presentation skills, we achieve the best results over an extended period of time. This results in long-lasting changes versus the 'quick-fix' mentality that often pervades corporate America. The next time you goof and make a poor first impression take heart. When you keep meeting in person, ask thoughtful questions, listen without judgment, present a united front and are patient, you will get a second chance to remake your first impression.
  • From Bust To Best: How To Increase The Quality Of Your Presentation In Under And Hour
    These messages are the value that your organization brings to your prospect. It is the glue that holds your presentation together and will be the items that you prospect is likely to remember especially when you match your messages with appropriate stories. At the end of the day, we enjoy listening to and telling stories. When you change your surroundings, visualize your success, create an effective framework and weave key messages into your presentation alongside of appropriate stories, the great relationships you are showing to be of immense value will shine through.
  • Simple is Powerful
    Do you know that an average audience only remembers a fraction of the information presented after one week? This base line information is typically the emotion of the speaker and a few key points. If the speaker is passionate about what he or she is saying, then the audience will engage with this passion and more easily remember the simple points. Certain members of a speaker's audience will take action from the program because the simple, yet powerful messages will resonate (vibrate on the same frequency) with them. Understand that the simple messages are the most powerful.
  • The ONE Thing
    What can you do to improve your communication power? Often this boils down to working on one thing at a time. Each of us can always improve across many areas, but focusing on one thing at a time is more effective and will produce faster results. Understand the 6 common areas upon which you can improve. When you successfully your one thing, you will become a more effective communicator.
  • When Less is Certainly More

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