“Thank You” is a poor way to end your presentation
Don’t end your presentation with the words, “Thank you”.
You might be thinking, “What’s wrong ending your presentation with ‘Thank you’?’ That’s just being polite, right?
Let’s address the first three questions.
What’s wrong ending on ‘thank you’?
What’s a better ending?
Is it polite?
Mind Your But
When you use the word “but” while pretending to agree – you send the message that you disagree.
Are You Unique?
Unique means – unlike any other – no comparison – not a copy – different from the rest – no equal – one of a kind. If you believe that you’re unique – would you sully the message by suggesting that you are very unique, pretty unique or really unique?
Five Phrases to Avoid when Speaking
Here are five phrases that are counterproductive to your message because they can confuse or distance your listeners. People might not consciously notice these flaws, but these phrases can trigger unconscious dissonance in your message.
The Chicken Was Better Than the Luncheon Speaker because…
…the Speaker Read His Speech
What a disappointment. The speaker had an impressive history of accomplishments excellence in both public service and entrepreneurship. Plus…
How Not to Start Your Speech: 10 Presentations Mistakes You Can Avoid
The beginning of your speech is the first impression for your audience. You want to convey a positive message because that determines how they initially judge you and your message. It might even determine if they will listen.
Don’t start your presentation with these mistakes.