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Section 1: Building Your Outstanding Training Career 14
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1. Quick Wins! The Easiest Way to Become a Star Speaker/TrainerLecture1.1
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2. This Is How You Get Your Trainees To Care About And Respect YouLecture1.2
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3. Pinpoint Your Success, In AdvanceLecture1.3
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4. The X Factor for Trainers – Loving Your SubjectLecture1.4
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5. The Shocking Thing About Speaking In a Clear, Logical, Rational, Linear WayLecture1.5
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6. Creating Memorable Experiences for Your TraineesLecture1.6
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7. Making the Video Camera Your BestLecture1.7
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8. The Trainers Biggest Enemy -AbstractionLecture1.8
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9. You Can’t Pass the Test Unless You Take the TestLecture1.9
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10. Exciting New Update to this CourseLecture1.10
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11. The Easy Way To Catapult Ahead of Other Trainers and the CompetitionLecture1.11
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12. Seriously, I Want to Give You a personal Critique of Your Training StyleLecture1.12
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13. Learn To Critique Your Own Speaking Skills More Effectively By Critiquing OthLecture1.13
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14. Here Is How To Get the Most Out of the Rest of this CourseLecture1.14
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Section 2: Planning Your Successful Training Experience 7
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15. Just Showing Up For A Training Is a Prescription for DisasterLecture2.1
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16. The Secret to a Perfect MemoryLecture2.2
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17. Let The Pre-Training Email Pave the Way for SuccessLecture2.3
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18. The Critical Pre-Training Conference CallLecture2.4
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19. Homework? Yes, Homework!Lecture2.5
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20. What Is Your Agenda?Lecture2.6
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Let Us Break Break TogetherLecture2.7
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Section 3: Handle All Questions During the Training with Skill and 7
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22. Answering Your Questions About QuestionsLecture3.1
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23. Developing Question (Not Questionable) JudgementLecture3.2
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24. Why You Should Rarely Hold All Questions Til The EndLecture3.3
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25. Questions Are the Best Thing To Ever happen to Your TrainingLecture3.4
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26. The Tedious QuestionerLecture3.5
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27. Questions in the Look on Their FaceLecture3.6
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28. The Art of Taking Questions When There are No QuestionsLecture3.7
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Section 4: The Nuts and Bolts of Training 10
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29. The Non-Glamorous Stuff That Has to Be DoneLecture4.1
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30. Setting Up Your Room for SuccessLecture4.2
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31. Assume Nobody Will Bring Your StuffLecture4.3
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32. Hot and Cold People Don’t Learn AnythingLecture4.4
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33. Bathroom Breaks Are Also Your ResponsibilityLecture4.5
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34. Seating Charts Are Not TrivialLecture4.6
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35. Nobody Wants to Sit on a Metal Folding Chair for More than 10 MinutesLecture4.7
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36. Movement Throughout the WholeLecture4.8
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37. How Anthony Robbins MovesLecture4.9
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38. Cell Phones, Gotta Love ‘Em, Gotta hate ‘EmLecture4.10
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Section 5: Beginners to the Training World, This is for You 10
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39. Newbies Start HereLecture5.1
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40. Nobody Cares About Your InexperienceLecture5.2
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41. Never Air Your Dirty LaundryLecture5.3
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42. Daily Subject Matter GrowthLecture5.4
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43. Seek Out Every Training Opportunity You Can FindLecture5.5
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44. Use Youth and Inexperience to Your AdvantageLecture5.6
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45. Use Bias In Your FavorLecture5.7
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46. Less Is MoreLecture5.8
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47. Be Impatient!Lecture5.9
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48. Build Positive Relationships Everywhere!Lecture5.10
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Section 6: Intermediate Trainers -the Middle of Your Career 6
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49. Not a Beginner, and Not a Seasoned Veteran Yet EitherLecture6.1
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50. Building Momentum In Your Training CareerLecture6.2
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51. Sadly, You Are ExpendableLecture6.3
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52. You Can’t Be Good at Everything, but You Can Be Great at One ThingLecture6.4
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53. Becoming Your Own Mini-Content FactoryLecture6.5
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54. Hedging Your BetsLecture6.6
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Section 7: Advanced and Seasoned Trainers, This Section Is For You 9
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55. These Are Your Prime Years of ProductivityLecture7.1
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56. Could You Step Into the HR Conference Room Please?Lecture7.2
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57. Establishing Your LegacyLecture7.3
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58. Appear Wise By Speaking LessLecture7.4
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59. Don’t Leave Them HangingLecture7.5
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60. Where Do You Go From Here?Lecture7.6
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61. Don’t Be a Stick In The MudLecture7.7
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62. Plan A, B, and CLecture7.8
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63. Your Own, Original IdeasLecture7.9
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Section 8: Virtual Training Is The Future and The Now 14
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64. Virtual Training Is HereLecture8.1
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65. Hype Versus Reality – Why Most People Never Create Simple VideoLecture8.2
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66. Mastering the Human Side Of Looking and Sounding Your Best on VideoLecture8.3
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67. Speak Your Thought LeadershipLecture8.4
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68. Project Your Best Face on Skype and ZoomLecture8.5
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69. Facebook Live Will Never Scare You AgainLecture8.6
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70. Deliver Keynote Speeches Without Ever Leaving HomeLecture8.7
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71. Have an Even Greater Presence on YouTubeLecture8.8
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72. Your Clients Will Find You Their Most Responsive Partner EverLecture8.9
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73. Drastically Reduce Your Time Training Employees and OthersLecture8.10
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74. Now You Can Answer Frequently Asked Questions Just Once!Lecture8.11
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75. Anything You Can Type You Can Now Speak on VideoLecture8.12
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76. Your Exciting Video Newsletters Will Outshine Text NewslettersLecture8.13
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77. Your Proposals will Stand Head and Shoulders Above Your CompetitorsLecture8.14
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Section 9: Presentation Skills for Trainers 16
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78. Great Training Involves Great Speaking SkillsLecture9.1
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79. Quick Wins! Appear to Speak Without Notes, Avoid Verbal Tics, Teleprompter TrickLecture9.2
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80. You Can Fulfill Your Exact Public Speaking Goals Once You Identify ThemLecture9.3
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81. Look Supremely Comfortable and Confident Every Time You SpeakLecture9.4
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82. Use the Eye Contact Tricks of the MastersLecture9.5
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83. Learn to Like and Even Love the Sound of your own voiceLecture9.6
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84. Starting Your Speech At Exactly the Right spotLecture9.7
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85. Become a Five for Five 100% Speaking successLecture9.8
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86. A Trick 1000 Times More Effective Than Practicing In Front of A MirrorLecture9.9
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87. Every Great Speaker Uses These…Every Awful Speaker Avoids TheseLecture9.10
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88. Professional Analysis Of Your Stories NowLecture9.11
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89. Give Life to Ideas With Your PowerPoint, Not deathLecture9.12
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90. Use 1 Idea to Make Your Slides #1Lecture9.13
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91. Passing the Ultimate Public Speaking Test With Flying ColorsLecture9.14
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92. Testing Your Speech With Focus Groups For FreeLecture9.15
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93. More Evidence That Your Speech Is WorkingLecture9.16
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Section 10: PowerPoint for Trainers 49
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94. Don’t Let Boring Slides Ruin Your TrainingLecture10.1
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95. You Will Never Give Another PowerPoint PresentationLecture10.2
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96. The Perfect Starting Point for Any PowerPoint PresentationLecture10.3
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97. This Will Motivate You Audience to Do Exactly What You Want Them To DoLecture10.4
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98. What Are Your Motives for Delivering a PowerPoint PresentationLecture10.5
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99. The Worst Possible Reason To Use PowerPoint Is…Lecture10.6
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100. Double Your PowerPoint, Double Your PowerPoint PleasureLecture10.7
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101. The Ultimate 2-Part Test for Every PowerPoint SlideLecture10.8
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102. The Single Riskiest Thing You Could Ever Do When Delivering a PowerPointLecture10.9
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103. The Essential Steps of Creating PowerPoint PresentationsLecture10.10
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104. Your PowerPoint Presentation Must Be Just as Good as Your Q and A SessionLecture10.11
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105. You Must Be Ready for Disaster Striking!Lecture10.12
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106. It’s Not PowerPoint That Is Boring, It Is (look in the mirror)Lecture10.13
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107. Never Forget, YOU are the Boss of Your PowerPointLecture10.14
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108. Stop Asking Your Audience to Multitask!Lecture10.15
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109. Here Is Exactly What Should Go On Your PowerPoint SlideLecture10.16
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110. This is How to Use a Graph In a PowerPointLecture10.17
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111. Nobody Cares About What Is Easy for You To DoLecture10.18
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112. Would You Want to read a Book At A Movie TheaterLecture10.19
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113. Your Audience Already Has a Preferred Way of ReadingLecture10.20
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114. The Sequence of Your Presentation Is KeyLecture10.21
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115. Get Your Audience to Focus On One Thing At a Time This WayLecture10.22
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116. Advancing Slides the Advanced WayLecture10.23
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117. Want a Remote Control Then Bring YourLecture10.24
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118. Complexity Is Your EnemyLecture10.25
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119. Ha! Nobody Can See the Bottom Half of Your SlidesLecture10.26
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120. Only Liars Say ‘There Is No time to Rehearse the PowerPoint Presentation’Lecture10.27
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121. If Your PowerPoint Presentation Bores You, Guess Who Else It BoresLecture10.28
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122. Laser Pointers Should Be Used Like ThisLecture10.29
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123. One Image Per Slide Is the Golden RuleLecture10.30
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124. The Perfect Number of Bullet Points Per slide Is…Lecture10.31
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125. The Perfect Number of PowerPoint Slides isLecture10.32
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126. Never Let PowerPoint Be Your DownerLecture10.33
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127. Don’t Become a Character In Your Own Horror MovieLecture10.34
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128. The Perfect Length of time for a PowerPoint Presentation Is…Lecture10.35
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129. This Is How You Cheat To Win On Every PowerPoint ChallengeLecture10.36
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130. Plan Your PowerPoint Preparation This WayLecture10.37
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131. If You Don’t Want Your Audience to Ignore Your PowerPoint, Do ThisLecture10.38
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132. Answer These Questions Before Using Video In PowerPoint PresentationsLecture10.39
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133. Assume You Are the Only Competent, Trustworthy Person In the WorldLecture10.40
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134. Don’t Forget the Occasional PropLecture10.41
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135. Just Because You Can Doesn’t Mean You ShouldLecture10.42
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136. Notes on Special EffectsLecture10.43
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137. The Perfect Way to Start Every PowerPoint PresentationLecture10.44
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138. Mangers Will NEVER Have to Look at boring Employee PowerPoint Again!Lecture10.45
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139. Here Is How to Deliver Somebody Else’s PowerPoint PresentationLecture10.46
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140. Your PowerPoint Presentation Still Requires StoriesLecture10.47
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141. Never Talk About Your PowerPointLecture10.48
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142. Free Focus Group Research to Make all Your PowerPoint Presentations ImproveLecture10.49
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Section 11: Body Language for Trainers 22
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143. Your Body Is always Communicating To Your TraineesLecture11.1
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144. Quick Wins – You Will Look Your Best on FaceTime, Skype, Facebook LiveLecture11.2
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145. Never Let These Two Classic Body Language Blunders Slow You DownLecture11.3
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146. The Ultimate Tricky Body Language -TouchingLecture11.4
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147. Big Picture – Make Everyone You Work With Feel Comfortable Working With YouLecture11.5
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148. You’ll Never Fall for These Body Language Myths AgainLecture11.6
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149. Here Is Exactly What to Do With YourLecture11.7
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150. The Composed, Confident Video StarLecture11.8
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151. Never Spotlight Your Blunders and Mistakes AgainLecture11.9
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152. You are Now Ready for Prime Time TVLecture11.10
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153. The Number 1 Tip for Curing Body Language Problems Is…Lecture11.11
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154. The Real Way to Improve Your Body Language ConfidenceLecture11.12
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155. Great Body Language for Your PresentationsLecture11.13
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156. PowerPoint Will Never Turn You Into a Robotic Bore AgainLecture11.14
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157. Confident Briefing to Colleagues and OthersLecture11.15
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158. Keynote Speeches Will Showcase Your Calm and ConfidenceLecture11.16
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159. Use a TelePrompTer Like a Network News AnchorLecture11.17
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160. Networking Like a Pro, Not a Wall FlowerLecture11.18
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161. Handshakes, Greetings and Hellos with PoiseLecture11.19
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162. One Last Chance for a Body Language Personal Critique….Lecture11.20
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163. Making Sure Your Clothes Are Communicating Your Positive StoryLecture11.21
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164. Your Body Language Partner – The Friendly SpotterLecture11.22
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Section 12: How Trainers Can Use Video Effectively 5
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165. Video Is A Part Of a Trainer’s Daily LiveLecture12.1
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166. Example of Long Form Video to Training People Virtually and Serve as Promo ToolLecture12.2
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167. Another Video Training That Serves Multiple PurposesLecture12.3
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168. Video from Podcast for Public Education and Brand AwarenessLecture12.4
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169. Video from Podcast Demonstrating Collaboration with Fellow TrainersLecture12.5
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Section 13: Building a Successful Training 86
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170. So You’d Like To Be Your Own BossLecture13.1
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171. Your REAL Job Is NOT What You Think It IsLecture13.2
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172. Finding the Right Evergreen Training NicheLecture13.3
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173. Saving Your Training Clients Time and Pain Will Bring You ProsperityLecture13.4
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174. Positioning Your Worldclass Training ExpertiseLecture13.5
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175. Unless You Are Growing Corn You Must Avoid Being a Training CommodityLecture13.6
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176. Passing the Friends and Family TestLecture13.7
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177. Make Sure You Are Happy To Talk About Your Training NicheLecture13.8
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178. For Better or Worse, Everyone Now Has a Global Training ReputationLecture13.9
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179. Get to Know Your Role ModelLecture13.10
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180. Crashing the Barriers to EntryLecture13.11
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181. Specialize Specialize SpecializeLecture13.12
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182. Your ONE BIG Training Revenue DriverLecture13.13
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183. Here Is How You Look the PartLecture13.14
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184. Make Money By Teaching Others Who To Do What You Do – OnlineLecture13.15
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185. Communicate the Way Your Customers Want to Communicate Not How You Like toLecture13.16
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186. Why a Business Card Isn’t Just for Old FogeysLecture13.17
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187. Creating a Training Workflow for Yourself and Your ClientsLecture13.18
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188. Secrets To Filling An Empty Training CalendarLecture13.19
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189. Avoid Being Seen as a FlakeLecture13.20
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190. Make It Really Easy For Your Clients to Pay YouLecture13.21
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191. Saving What Your Clients Value More Than Even Money Their TimeLecture13.22
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192. Give Yourself a Payraise Every Single YearLecture13.23
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193. The Biggest Mistakes You Don’t Want to MakeLecture13.24
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194. Training and Firing Your ClientsLecture13.25
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195. Using Your Content to Spin Gold, Not Just Spin Your WheelsLecture13.26
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196. Count Every Single Penny In and Out of Your Training BusinessLecture13.27
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197. Know Where Your Training Customers Hang Out and Then Hang Out There TooLecture13.28
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198. Accountants and Bookkeepers Will Save You MoneyLecture13.29
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199. Getting It In Writing If You Really Want to Get PaidLecture13.30
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200. Quickly Becoming a True Training ExpertLecture13.31
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201. Being Professional And Avoiding the Flake LabelLecture13.32
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202. The Most Successful Trainers Use FreelancersLecture13.33
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203. Avoiding the Discount BinLecture13.34
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204. You WANT People to Tell You That You Are Too ExpensiveLecture13.35
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205. Financial Advisors For a Strong FoundationLecture13.36
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206. Creating a Cycle of Constant ImprovementLecture13.37
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207. Gaining Expertise Through Youtube and PodcastsLecture13.38
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208. You Can Conquer Your Neighborhood, Your City, Your State, Your CountryLecture13.39
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209. Follow Your Friendly and Unfriendly CompetitorsLecture13.40
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210. Unlocking Secrets of Your Training Niche By Talking to Your CompetitorsLecture13.41
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211. Selling Training Services to Corporations or Consumers, Making the Right BetLecture13.42
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212. Pushing the Right Buttons With Your Training ClientsLecture13.43
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213. Painting a Picture of Your Ideal Training BuyerLecture13.44
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214. Master of Opposition ResearchLecture13.45
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215. Finding the Pond Where Your Customers Go FishingLecture13.46
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216. The Ultimate Marketing Tool for Your Training Business Being a Public SpeakerLecture13.47
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217. An Elevator Pitch That Gets You to The Top FloorLecture13.48
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218. The Boring Database Best FriendLecture13.49
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219. Finding What Is Truly Distinctive About YouLecture13.50
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220. The Nastiest Word In the World DiscountLecture13.51
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221. Meeting the Low-End Market With Inexpensive Training Products, But Not Your TiLecture13.52
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222. Getting Other People to Sing Your PraisesLecture13.53
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223. Getting Paid The Nuts and Bolts Of Your Training BusinessLecture13.54
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224. Being Number 1 Isn’t Just a Sporting ChantLecture13.55
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225. Finding Your Ideal Niche In the Training worldLecture13.56
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226. The Ultimate Secret Marketing Tool Extremely Happy Customers Who Can’t StopLecture13.57
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227. In the Future, We Will All Be Freelancers and For More Than 15 MinutesLecture13.58
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228. The Constant Creative DifferenceLecture13.59
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229. The Best Time to Start a Training BusinessLecture13.60
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230. Learn Where Successful Trainers In Your Field Do Their MarketingLecture13.61
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231. The Price is RightLecture13.62
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232. The Freelance Trainer Lifestyle Of Your DreamsLecture13.63
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233. If You Can Use a Toaster or a Cell Phone, You Are a Technology ExpertLecture13.64
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234. The Psychological Profile Of the Successful Freelance TrainerLecture13.65
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235. Crawl Into the Skin of Your CustomerLecture13.66
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236. The World Is Your Oyster AND Your Client BaseLecture13.67
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237. You Are NOT a Home-Based Business You Are A Customer-Based BusinessLecture13.68
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238. Finding the Best MarketsLecture13.69
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239. Yes You CAN Have Full BenefitsLecture13.70
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240. Advanced Marketing Tip Create Video Proposals for ClientsLecture13.71
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241. Your Marketing and Branding Doesn’t Stop Once the Customer Has Hired YouLecture13.72
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242. Youtube Your Way to Higher fees and Steady ClientsLecture13.73
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243. Writing a Book Won’t Make You Rich And Famous, But It Will Decrease Your ChancesLecture13.74
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244. Simple Talking Head Video To Spread Your MessageLecture13.75
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245. Blogging Your Way to Higher Paying ClientsLecture13.76
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246. Yes, Even a One Person Training Business Needs a WebsiteLecture13.77
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247. Skype Your Way Into Clients’ HeartsLecture13.78
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248. Google Adwords On a Tight, Focused BudgetLecture13.79
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249. SEO Working For You and Not Against YouLecture13.80
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250. Email Newsletters Are Old, Boring AND EffectiveLecture13.81
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251. Going From Social Media Time Suck to Social Media StrategyLecture13.82
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252. Become a Content Machine Quickly and EasilyLecture13.83
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253. Creating Content Regularly Forces You to Grow and ImproveLecture13.84
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254. The Lazy Easy Way to Make Content for Your Freelance BusinessLecture13.85
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255. You Never Know When a Self Promotion Opportunity Might AppearLecture13.86
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Section 14: The Power of Story in Training 51
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256. Great Trainers Use Stories All Day LongLecture14.1
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257. Quick Win! Here is Where to Find Great StoriesLecture14.2
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258. What to Cut When Time is ShortLecture14.3
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259. The Perfect Way to Start Every PresentationLecture14.4
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260. If You Aren’t a Natural Born Storyteller, You Need to Watch ThisLecture14.5
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261. The Only Thing Every Great Speaker Has In CommonLecture14.6
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262. The Secret to Creating Great StoriesLecture14.7
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263. Trick for Getting Your Audience to Ignore All Your Mistakes and FlawsLecture14.8
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264. The Difference Between Storytelling for Professionals v Theatrical PerformersLecture14.9
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265. The Biggest Decision You Will Ever Make About Your Storytelling FutureLecture14.10
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266. Assembling the Basic Build Blocks of Your StoriesLecture14.11
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267. The Real Reason We Are Telling TheseLecture14.12
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268. Your Characters will Come ALIVELecture14.13
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269. Even Deeper Character DevelopmentLecture14.14
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270. You Can Be the Star of Your Own ShowLecture14.15
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271. Here is Where All the Action Takes PlaceLecture14.16
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272. Why Nobody Wants to Hear About Your Happy FamilyLecture14.17
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273. Dialogue will Bring Your Stories to LifeLecture14.18
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274. Sharing Feelings IS ProfessionalLecture14.19
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275. Lights! Action! (And no Camera)Lecture14.20
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276. Put the Audience On Their Edge of Their SeatsLecture14.21
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277. It’s OK Not to Love StorytellingLecture14.22
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278. Surprise!Lecture14.23
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279. End with a Bang!Lecture14.24
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280. Tie Your Message to Your StoryLecture14.25
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281. Extra Ingredients for A Spicy StoryLecture14.26
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282. The Clean, Dirty Little SecretLecture14.27
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283. This Is the Way To Practice Your Story For Maximum ImpactLecture14.28
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284. Your TurnLecture14.29
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285. Not All Messages Are Created EqualLecture14.30
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286. This Is the Story That Will Motivate YourLecture14.31
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287. Don’t Be Greedy! One Handful Only Please!Lecture14.32
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288. Building a Strong Frame for Your StoriesLecture14.33
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289. Matching Your Stories to Your AudiencesLecture14.34
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290. Make Sure Your Audience Can Relate to Your StoryLecture14.35
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291. Sure, It’s OK to Tell Other People’s StoriesLecture14.36
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292. You Don’t Always Have to Have a Happy EndingLecture14.37
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293. End On a Positive NoteLecture14.38
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294. A Turtle and a RabbitLecture14.39
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295. Why We Tell StoriesLecture14.40
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296. The Ultimate Test for Your StoryLecture14.41
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297. Winning the Credibility FactorLecture14.42
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298. Don’t Forget, You Are a Natural StorytellerLecture14.43
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299. The Real Danger Most Speakers FaceLecture14.44
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300. This Is Where Your Best Stories Have Been HidingLecture14.45
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301. Yes, There Was Communication Invented Before TextingLecture14.46
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302. What You Don’t Know About Bad StoriesLecture14.47
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303. Storytelling Your Way to PowerLecture14.48
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304. Testing Your Stories and Keeping Only the WinnersLecture14.49
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305. You Have to Like Your Own StoriesLecture14.50
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306. The Free Digital Focus Group for Your StoriesLecture14.51
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307. It’s Showtime!Lecture15.1
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308. A Masterclass in StorytellingLecture15.2
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309. My Very First PresentationLecture15.3
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310. Presenting the WRONG Way to the MediaLecture15.4
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311. Clintonian Eye ContactLecture15.5
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312. My Zombie ClientLecture15.6
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313. Teaching Clients NOT to ActLecture15.7
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314. Surrounded by Machine Guns!Lecture15.8
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315. The Crying Beauty Pageant WinnerLecture15.9
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316. You Never Have to Lurk In the Shadows AgainLecture15.10
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317. The Fluttering Bird Flying to NowhereLecture15.11
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318. ‘I Can’t do This’ Becomes ‘I Can Do This’Lecture15.12
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319. My First Time on TV as ‘The Fonz’Lecture15.13
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320. Speaking To a Small Audience of 5,000Lecture15.14
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321. My Worst Presentation Ever!Lecture15.15
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322. I Was The Skunk At the PartyLecture15.16
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323. Fearlessness Is Often the Best PR ToolLecture15.17
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324. King for a DayLecture15.18
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325. TJ And the Cat LadyLecture15.19
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326. Why Did You Wear That Ugly TieLecture15.20
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327. Less Is MoreLecture15.21
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328. The Missing LinkLecture15.22
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329. A Nobel ExperienceLecture15.23
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330. The Fetal PositionLecture15.24
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331. On My Hands And Knees Begging!Lecture15.25
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332. Yes, My Stint on Reality TVLecture15.26
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333. Brought Down to EarthLecture15.27
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334. My Stagecoach to Pumpkin MomentLecture15.28
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335. Me and Ben AffleckLecture15.29
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336. Pre-YouTube Days Driving to One TV Station At a TimeLecture15.30
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337. Familiarity Breeds ContemptLecture15.31
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338. Ups and Downs and Ups and DownsLecture15.32
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339. The Least Listened To Talk Show Host EverLecture15.33
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340. Nothing Beats a Good GimmickLecture15.34
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341. Sometimes, Experience Just Means You Are OldLecture15.35
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342. Some Media Stars Are ApproachableLecture15.36
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343. You Will Never Guess One early Role ModelLecture15.37
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344. Waiting Till the Last Minute Is Always a Bad IdeaLecture15.38
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345. Treated Like a King…And a MarkLecture15.39
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346. A Complete and Total MeltdownLecture15.40
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347. There Is Always Time for Anything ImportantLecture15.41
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348. Me and Mr. Rogers in ’68Lecture15.42
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349. Presenters Don’t Get Paid What They Are Worth, They Can’t Paid What They Ask ForLecture15.43
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350. Nobody Knows AnythingLecture15.44
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351. Riveted…On a Dairy FarmLecture15.45
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352. The World’s Worst Vacuum Cleaner SalesmanLecture15.46
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353. The Wrong FitLecture15.47
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354. The Lowest Arena for Presentation SkillsLecture15.48
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355. Presentation Skills On Video Will Sell YouLecture15.49
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356. Showing Up On Time and Avoiding DramaLecture15.50
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357. It Can’t Get Any Worse Than ThisLecture15.51
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358. Diamonds And Gold for You!Lecture15.52
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359. Larry King’s Public Speaking SecretLecture15.53
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360. A Story I Don’t Tell Anywhere Else But HereLecture15.54
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361. The Best Worst Presentation I Ever SawLecture15.55
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362. And The Winner of The Worst Dressed Award Is…Lecture15.56
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363. This Superstar Is So Happy To See MeLecture15.57
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364. Going Into a Talking Career By Being ToldLecture15.58
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365. My First and Favorite Motivational SpeakerLecture15.59
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366. Some People Just Watch To Hear You Present For The EntertainmentLecture15.60
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367. Cult Leaders Have Great Presentation SkillsLecture15.61
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368. TJ the Carnival Barker!Lecture15.62
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369. The Show Must Go OnLecture15.63
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Section 16: FAQ from Trainers About the 54
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370. If You Are In a Hurry To Find An Answer To a Specific Question, Start HereLecture16.1
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371. What do You Do If You Are Nervous Before Giving a PresentationLecture16.2
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372. What is the #1 Blunder Most People Make In their Presentation SkillsLecture16.3
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373. What Is the #1 Thing You Can Do to Improve Your PresentationLecture16.4
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374. How Can You Remember What To Say During a PresentationLecture16.5
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375. Who Is the Best Speaker In The WorldLecture16.6
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376. What If You Are Asked a Question and You Don’t Know the AnswerLecture16.7
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377. What Should Happen After the PresentationLecture16.8
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378. Is It a Good Idea to Memorize a PresentationLecture16.9
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379. What Is the Best Way to Write a PresentationLecture16.10
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380. What Do I Do With My Hands While Giving a PresentationLecture16.11
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381. What Do You Do If You are Losing the AudienceLecture16.12
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382. What Do You Do If You Hate Your VoiceLecture16.13
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383. Is It OK to Use Alcohol, Beta Blockers or Marijuana to Calm YourselfLecture16.14
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384. What Do You Do If You Mess Up In The Middle of a PresentationLecture16.15
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385. Should You Tell ‘Em What You’re Gonna TellLecture16.16
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386. Is It OK To Wear Glasses During a PresentationLecture16.17
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387. Should You Warn Your Audience That You are Going to Be BoringLecture16.18
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388. Should I Use PowerPointLecture16.19
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389. How Long Should I Rehearse My PresentationLecture16.20
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390. Should I Read My PresentationLecture16.21
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391. How Long Should a Presentation BeLecture16.22
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392. How Many Bullet Points Should Be On a PowerPoint SlideLecture16.23
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393. Is It OK To Use Builds In a PowerPointLecture16.24
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394. Should You Look At One Friendly Face While Giving a PresentationLecture16.25
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395. What is Everything You Need to Know about PowerPoint In One MinuteLecture16.26
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396. What is a ‘Magic Phrase’ for PresentersLecture16.27
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397. What Do I Do If My Presenting Times Is Cut Back At The Last MinuteLecture16.28
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398. What Is the Best Way To Start a PresentationLecture16.29
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399. How Do You Present With True ConfidenceLecture16.30
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400. How Do You Present In Front Of a Large AudienceLecture16.31
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401. How Can You Sound Conversational While Giving a PresentationLecture16.32
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402. How Can You Smile During a PresentationLecture16.33
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403. How do You Recover from a Memory Lapse When Giving a PresentationLecture16.34
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404. How Do You Manage Time When Giving a PresentationLecture16.35
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405. How Can You Make Prepared Remarks as Interesting as the Q and A SessionLecture16.36
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406. How Do You Make an Acceptance SpeechLecture16.37
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407. Is It a Good Idea to Use Animation and Special EffectsLecture16.38
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408. Aren’t Presentation Skills Something You Are Either Born With Or NotLecture16.39
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409. Am I Better Off Just Winging ItLecture16.40
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410. How do You deal With Audience Members Who are Texting During Your PresentationLecture16.41
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411. What Do You Do If You Have a Technical Malfunction During Your PresentationLecture16.42
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412. What Is The Best Way to Close a PresentationLecture16.43
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413. How do You Avoid Making a Bad Impression During a PresentationLecture16.44
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414. How Should You Be Introduced Before Making a PresentationLecture16.45
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415. How Many Slides Should You Have In a PowerPoint PresentationLecture16.46
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416. How Do You Get Your Audience to Focus on YouLecture16.47
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417. How Do I Pick a Topic for a PresentationLecture16.48
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418. How Do I Know What Messages Will Be Interesting To My AudienceLecture16.49
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419. Can I Make Up Stories for My PresentationsLecture16.50
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420. What Is the Best Way to Tell A Story In My PresentationLecture16.51
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421. How Do You Consistently Improve as a PresenterLecture16.52
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422. How Can You Test Your PresentationLecture16.53
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423. Testing On Those Who Really MatterLecture16.54
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Section 17: Eliminate Your Fear of Presenting 7
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424. The Origins of Your Fear of PresentingLecture17.1
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425. Fake Solutions That Don’t WorkLecture17.2
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426. The Process of Eliminating FearLecture17.3
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427. Rehearse Your Presentation On VideoLecture17.4
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428. Cheat the SystemLecture17.5
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429. Practice Makes…ComfortableLecture17.6
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430. The Confident Speaker’s AttitudeLecture17.7
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Section 18: Strong Presentation Skills Without Verbal Tics, Uhs, Ums or Errs 11
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431. Master the Quickest, Easiest Way to Eliminate Verbal TicsLecture18.1
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432. Now You Know Where the Tics Come FromLecture18.2
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433. You Are Not AloneLecture18.3
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434. Hit the Pin, Not the Sand TrapLecture18.4
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435. Don’t Let the Ding A Ling Get YouLecture18.5
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436. Eliminating the Source of Your Speaking Discomfort Once and For AllLecture18.6
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437. Appear More Confident By Using Smaller WordsLecture18.7
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438. You Will Avoid the Data Dump BluesLecture18.8
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439. Never Worry About Remembering AgainLecture18.9
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440. The Number 1 Tip for Eliminating NervesLecture18.10
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441. A Focus Group To Make You BetterLecture18.11
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Section 19: Presentation Skills for Video 18
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442. The Video Advantage In All Your Proposals – Quick Win!Lecture19.1
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443. Hype Versus Reality – Why Most People Never Create Simple VideoLecture19.2
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444. Mastering the Human Side Of Looking and Sounding Your Best on VideoLecture19.3
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445. How This Section Will Improve Your BusinessLecture19.4
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446. Your Proposals will Stand Head and Shoulders Above Your CompetitorsLecture19.5
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447. Your Clients Will Find You Their Most Responsive Partner EverLecture19.6
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448. Your Website Can Be Video-CentricLecture19.7
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449. Now You Can Answer Frequently Asked Questions Just Once!Lecture19.8
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450. Talk Your Customers Through Your Whole Business ProcessLecture19.9
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451. Have an Even Greater Presence on YouTubeLecture19.10
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452. Speak Your Thought LeadershipLecture19.11
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453. Your Exciting Video Newsletters Will Outshine Text NewslettersLecture19.12
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454. Facebook Live Will Never Scare You AgainLecture19.13
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455. Project Your Best Face on Skype and ZoomLecture19.14
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456. Deliver Keynote Speeches Without Ever Leaving HomeLecture19.15
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457. Supercharge Your Public Relations Efforts With VideoLecture19.16
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458. The Crisis Communications Secret WeaponLecture19.17
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459. Drastically Reduce Your Time Training Employees and OthersLecture19.18
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Section 20: Presentation Skills for Introducing Yourself 4
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460. The Secret to Introducing YourselfLecture20.1
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461. You Will Avoid doing These Things At All CostsLecture20.2
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462. This Is The Right Way for YouLecture20.3
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463. Here is the Single Most Important Thing to DoLecture20.4
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Section 21: Presentation Skills for One on One Talks 9
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464. Master the Secret of One on One PresentationsLecture21.1
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465. Accomplish Your Goals in Every PresentationLecture21.2
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466. You Will Know How This Person ThinksLecture21.3
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467. Make Sure This Person Really Gets What Is Most Important to YouLecture21.4
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468. Top 5 Messages Part 2Lecture21.5
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469. NotesLecture21.6
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470. 20 QuestionsLecture21.7
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471. StoriesLecture21.8
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472. Final Thoughts on One on One Presentation SkillsLecture21.9
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Section 22: Presentation Skills Need for Speaking to Large Audiences 8
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473. Learn the Secret to Speaking to Large AudiencesLecture22.1
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474. Your Fears Will Melt Away, After ThisLecture22.2
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475. You Will Speak With Perfect Volume, Once You do ThisLecture22.3
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476. Your Eyes Will Never Look LostLecture22.4
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477. Pause for Maximum Affect and ImpactLecture22.5
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478. Your PowerPoint Will Illuminate, Not BoreLecture22.6
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479. Possible OutcomesLecture22.7
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480. Final Thoughts on Presentation Skills for Large AudiencesLecture22.8
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Section 23: Telephone Presentation Skills 26
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481. Quick Wins! Do THIS To Look and Sound Great on Skype Phone CallsLecture23.1
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482. Never Confuse Personal Phone Use with Business Telephone Use AgainLecture23.2
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483. Why Your Phone is the Best Secret Business App EverLecture23.3
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484. Planning Your Successful Phone EnvironmentLecture23.4
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485. Final Preparation for Your Successful Phone MeetingsLecture23.5
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486. Making Sure Your Phone Passes Your Friend TestLecture23.6
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487. Planning for Winning Conference CallsLecture23.7
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488. Look Prime Time Ready for Your Video CallsLecture23.8
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489. Placing Phone Calls Like the Consummate ProfessionalLecture23.9
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490. Always Knowing the Best Time to Call Clients and ProspectsLecture23.10
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491. Now You will Never Wake Up a Client in the Middle of the NightLecture23.11
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492. Answering the Phone so Everybody Knows You are Ready for BusinessLecture23.12
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493. No Such Thing As Answering The Phone Too Quickly These DaysLecture23.13
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494. Your Clients Will Never Think You are Screaming At Them AgainLecture23.14
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495. Knowing How to Sound Your Very Best – Every TimeLecture23.15
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496. The Right Way to Put Someone On HoldLecture23.16
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497. Making Sure They Only Hear the Magic of Your VoiceLecture23.17
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498. Being a Professional to Every Generation, Regardless of Your Own PreferencesLecture23.18
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499. Voicemail That Soothes, Not AngersLecture23.19
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500. Best Voicemail Messages for SuccessLecture23.20
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501. Take 1, Take 2, Take 3 Until You Get It RightLecture23.21
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502. Never Be Busy for Clients and Bosses AgainLecture23.22
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503. Making Your Phone Disappear At the Perfect MomentsLecture23.23
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504. Tit for Tat and Text for TextLecture23.24
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505. Better Than the Best Hollywood GoodbyesLecture23.25
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506. Final Thoughts on Telephone Presentation SkillsLecture23.26
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Section 24: Elevator Pitch Presentation Skills 9
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507. Learn the Secret of Great Elevator PitchesLecture24.1
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508. Accomplish Your Goals After You Deliver Your PitchLecture24.2
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509. You Will Focus on Your One Big IdeaLecture24.3
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510. Never Confuse Your Prospect AgainLecture24.4
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511. Role ModelsLecture24.5
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512. The 2 Key Questions You Must AnswerLecture24.6
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513. Give Someone a Reason to Want More from YouLecture24.7
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514. Watch Bad Elevator PitchesLecture24.8
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515. Final Thoughts on Elevator PitchesLecture24.9
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Section 25: TelePrompTer Presentation skills 16
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516. Learn the Secret to Communicating Effectively Using a TeleprompterLecture25.1
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517. Video BenchmarkLecture25.2
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518. Learn How to Make Self-Corrections So That You Always Look GreatLecture25.3
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519. Master the 4 Key Elements That will Make Your Teleprompter Use Seem Effo…519. Master the 4 Key Elements That will Make Your Teleprompter Use Seem EffortlessLecture25.4
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520. VolumeLecture25.5
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521. Head MovementLecture25.6
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522. PausingLecture25.7
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523. All 4 TogetherLecture25.8
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524. Use 2 Prompter Screens In a Way that Nobody Will NoticeLecture25.9
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525. Full Speech PracticeLecture25.10
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526. Politician Role ModelsLecture25.11
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527. TV Role ModelsLecture25.12
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528. Potential DisastersLecture25.13
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529. Reasons Not to Use a TeleprompterLecture25.14
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530. Secrets from the MasterLecture25.15
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531. Final Thoughts on TelePrompTer Presentation SkillsLecture25.16
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Section 26: TED Talk Presentation Skills 9
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532. What Makes a TED TalkLecture26.1
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533. Passion for an Idea Worth SpreadingLecture26.2
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534. Tell a StoryLecture26.3
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535. Plan Your VisualsLecture26.4
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536. Timing is EverythingLecture26.5
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537. Style AND Substance are EssentialLecture26.6
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538. Video Rehearsal is the Most Important StepLecture26.7
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539. Great Writers Read Great Writers–Great Speakers Watch Great S…539. Great Writers Read Great Writers–Great Speakers Watch Great SpeakersLecture26.8
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540. Apply to Speak at TED and Final ThoughtsLecture26.9
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Section 27: Extra Videos 5
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541. Presentation Skills for the MediaLecture27.1
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542. Presentation Skills for a Media CrisisLecture27.2
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543. Small Talk Presentation Tips with Don GaborLecture27.3
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544. Presentation Tips From Communications Expert and Media Pro …544. Presentation Tips From Communications Expert and Media Pro Bob BerkowitzLecture27.4
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545. Course Update – You Should Get on the TikTok App NowLecture27.5
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Section 28: Conclusion - Your Bright Training Future 3
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Section 29: New Extra Course - Video Conferencing Zoom Skype WebEX Tech Presentation Skills 52
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549. Quick Win! Here is How to Look Your Best in Front of a Video CameraLecture29.1
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550. Setting the meeting objective — a critical factor to successLecture29.2
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551. Coronavirus Update and Impact on Video ConferencingLecture29.3
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552. Learn How Video Conference Meetings Are the Same & Different From Other MeetingsLecture29.4
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553. Online Video Conferencing Is Just One More Simple Tool for CommunicatingLecture29.5
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554. You Must Learn How Your Platform Works BEFORE The Conference StartsLecture29.6
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555. Learning the Different PlatformsLecture29.7
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556. How To Start A Zoom MeetingLecture29.8
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557. How To JOIN A Meeting on ZOOMLecture29.9
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558. How To Schedule A Zoom MeetingLecture29.10
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559. How To Share Your Screen In ZoomLecture29.11
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560. How To Use The Additional Features in ZoomLecture29.12
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561. How To Set Up A Virtual BAckground In ZoomLecture29.13
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562. The Favorite Thing I Like About ZoomLecture29.14
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563. How To START UP Web ExLecture29.15
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564. How To Start or Join A Meeting On Web ExLecture29.16
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565. How To Connect To A Web Ex Enabled DeviceLecture29.17
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566. How To Configure Settings And Preferences In Web ExLecture29.18
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567. Start A New CONVERSATION In SkypeLecture29.19
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568. How To Start A New CHAT In SkypeLecture29.20
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569. How To Use The Chat FUNCTIONS In SkypeLecture29.21
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570. How To Make International, Mobile and Landline Calls and Buy Skype CreditsLecture29.22
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571. How To Use The Meet Now Function of SkypeLecture29.23
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572. Where To Configure Your Settings In SkypeLecture29.24
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573. Do NOT Hide Behind Slides – Show Your Face on the Video MeetingLecture29.25
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574. Never Be Nervous Again on CameraLecture29.26
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575. Follow These Tips To Look Your Very Best on Camera for Your Next MeetingLecture29.27
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576. This Is Why You Should NOT Use Teleprompters or Read ScriptsLecture29.28
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577. This Is What You Should Wear for a Video ConferenceLecture29.29
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578. Create the best lighting and angle for your video presenceLecture29.30
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579. The Biggest Distraction Can Be…Lecture29.31
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580. Solutions for Your BackdropLecture29.32
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581. What Is the Best Video Camera to Use for Online Meetings?Lecture29.33
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582. Microphones to the RescueLecture29.34
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583. Speakers, Headphones, Earpieces and MoreLecture29.35
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584. Use the Best Possible Internet Connection PossibleLecture29.36
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585. Don’t Talk about the Technology, Just Use the TechnologyLecture29.37
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586. Fundamentals of Effective Online PresentationsLecture29.38
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587. Tips for Using Visuals In Online MeetingsLecture29.39
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588. What If I am Not Hosting the Online Meeting But Might Have to Speak?Lecture29.40
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589. What Should My last Minute Checklist Include?Lecture29.41
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590. How Long Should a Video Meeting Last?Lecture29.42
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591. How do I Fix Problems with My Voice on a Video Conference?Lecture29.43
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592. Should You Memorize Your Online Presentation?Lecture29.44
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593. What If You Hate the Sound of Your Own Voice?Lecture29.45
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594. How Do You Reduce Background Noise?Lecture29.46
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595. What Else Can I do to Reduce Distractions During a Video Conference Meeting?Lecture29.47
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596. This Is What You Must Do If You Really Want to Pass With Flying ColorsLecture29.48
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597. One last Chance to Get Your Questions and Suggestions Responded ToLecture29.49
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598. Here Is How You Can Get your Certificate of Completion for this CourseLecture29.50
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599. Congrats! You Are Now Prepared to Communicate Effectively in Online MeetingsLecture29.51
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600. Bonus LectureLecture29.52
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