Life Skills – Page 2 – The Virtual Presenter

Find the pause button and…

You’re using virtual presentations or classrooms, you’re more productive than ever, and we know you’re a real professional. (we know because commitment to personal growth in a discipline is a hallmark of a real pro, and you’re not likely reading this blog if you’re

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Leading Change Virtually – Interview and Webinar with Mike Henry

TheVP
posted on April 18, 2011December 1, 2011
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Teddy Roosevelt once quipped, “People ask the difference between a leader and a boss. The leader leads, and the boss drives.” And if you ask Mike Henry Sr., founder of Lead Change Group, he might also point out that leading today means taking advantage of every means possible to direct,

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Be afraid. Be very afraid. At least a little afraid.

Do you know who often delivers the most lackluster webinar presentations? Senior management. Especially sales management. Why? They’re comfortable in their shoes. They’re used to speaking in front of people. They’re confident they can ‘pull off the room.’ So they

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Virtual meeting IQ: Q&A

TheVP
posted on September 22, 2009December 1, 2011
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The great news is that Effective Virtual Meetings: Seven Ways to Boost Your Virtual Meeting IQ is that it was interactive and there were a ton of questions. The bad news is that when there’s 500 people in the audience, you can’t get to them all. Following is one that came in that I didn’t

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Learning from each other

TheVP
posted on January 13, 2009December 1, 2011
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You’re a presenter, trainer, marketer, sales person. You know stuff. And it’s likely that you from time to time you need to remind yourself how much you know that is of value to others. I’m inspired today by a nice note I got from a training manager at Nationwide (we should