Consider any movie virtually! Have you ever wondered why is it that most of the script writers introduce a serious situation right after the scene that included laughter? The basic mantra is that such kind of balance further intensifies the seriousness of an upcoming scene. Same is the case with business presentations!
Rarely does anything give so many people anxiety attacks than delivering a speech. But delivering an impromptu speech is the stuff of nightmares for a lot of people. Chiefly because it involves people coming up on stage without any prior preparation and delivering a speech! Imagine that!
Whenever a discussion pops up over the efficacy of PowerPoint as a presentation tool, there is one thing that always deserves a special mention. And that is visual appeal! PowerPoint Presentations add value to the expression of an idea in a more innovative and presentable manner.
An organized management and satisfied employees are the two most important aspects of a successful business. However quite often, companies fail to meet up the expectations of their employees. This is in turn leads to an unpleasant demeanor of the workforce.
Giving a presentation or a speech in front of a large audience can make anyone get cold feet! But with enough practice you can master the art of public speaking and even develop quite a knack for it, which is why practice is of key importance especially when it comes to seminars!
Every child and adult alike would know the name of Martin Luther King Jr and what he stood for and did to change this world. King is one of the most famous American civil rights leaders who used non-violence like Gandhi, as one of his biggest weapons in fighting inequality and oppression of the African-American …
Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill was probably one of the greatest leaders in the world to have led a nation during one of the most difficult and trying times, World War II. Churchill was regarded as one of the most eloquent orators, having made countless famous speeches and even having won the Nobel Prize for …
Martin Luther King was an American activist and an African-American civil rights leader who fought the segregation laws in the United States of America during the 1950s and 60s. King became famous for his practice of non-violent civil disobedience for the advancement of civil rights, which eventually won him the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964.
Be it a family gathering for birthday celebration or formal meet to promote a charity event, an after dinner speech is the time where you get to share personal views. And, there are many of us who get nervous with this sheer thought of speech deliverance. But the question is- if this fear is actually …
Sir Winston Churchill, the greatest wartime leader in history, Nobel Prize winner in Literature and known by many as one of the most eloquent speakers of the 20th century. Churchill’s speeches not only sounded great but they also gave inspiration to millions of people, especially when the nation was going through one of the toughest …
We will send you our curated collections to your email weekly. No spam, promise!