TheVP – Page 92 – The Virtual Presenter

Posted in Delivery, Life Skills, Strategy

Eye contact for the rest of us (you?)

TheVP
posted on February 14, 2007December 1, 2011
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A privilege of SkillPath trainers is the great price of auditing other SkillPath seminars…no charge (there is always your time, opportunity cost, and submitting an eval form for the betterment of all, but that’s another post). Yesterday I attended How to Become a Better Communicator,

Posted in Life Skills, Quips, Quotes, and Isms, Strategy

How to apologize

TheVP
posted on February 6, 2007December 1, 2011
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It takes a lot for me to want to take the time to write a full, postage-bearing letter to someone. In a day where we can complain in a few brief seconds via email, writing a letter should get some attention, right? Seth Godin just had a reader send him a breakdown of various degrees

Posted in Business, Life Skills

Leave the date off the opening PowerPoint slide?

TheVP
posted on February 3, 2007December 1, 2011
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This is the first, inaugural tip, that new subscribers at webseminartips.com receive… “When should you leave the date off the opening presentation slide?” TIP #1: Leave the date off the opening presentation slide when you don’t want to have the recording look ‘out of date.’

Posted in Observation Deck, Promotion, Strategy

Getting past stupid marketing

TheVP
posted on February 1, 2007December 1, 2011
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Months after the fact, I today discovered that a private email I sent to Kevin Epstein after his Web seminar was actually taken to heart. So this many months later, I appreciate this guy’s integrity in the blogosphere, even when he didn’t have to comment because I’d sent him an

Posted in Business, Life Skills, Quips, Quotes, and Isms, Strategy

The Best vs. The Good

TheVP
posted on January 31, 2007December 1, 2011
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The good news is that when I presented to SkillPath this week I appropriately attributed some content to Stephen Covey. The bad news is that I didn’t attribute one other tidbit. The truth is, one of my favorite isms is “Sometimes the enemy of the best is the good.” Story of my