Simplification will improve your communication. Shorter presentations, meetings and emails are all greatly appreciated by your audience. Making quick progress and saving time are gratifying for everyone. Simplification can benefit the rest of your life, too, by enabling you to operate more quickly and efficiently your day-to-day life. Here are some ways to simplify: Important […]
If you focus on the important parts of speaking – showing enthusiasm, engaging your audience and sharing meaningful information concisely – then you don’t need to aim for perfection.
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In my opinion, the antidote to your fear of public speaking has two vital steps, neither of which you’re going to like*. 1.) Prepare as thoroughly as you can for your talks and conversations. (I have loads of advice for that, and obviously there’s other advice all over the internet). I know it’s a pain
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I love science fiction. In particular, I love its robots*. My top three are K-2SO from ‘Rogue One’, Bishop from ‘Aliens’ and Ultron from the MCU. They are physical representations of A.I., something currently at the start of a revolution in which many job roles may be replaced by a faster, cheaper and more efficient
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I talk a lot about confidence, but what is it, really? Defining confidence may sound like a pointless, beard-stroking exercise, but I think that by clarifying it, confidence can be much easier to achieve. You could define your confidence as: I used to think that ‘I trust myself’ was a good definition, but now it feels
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