by Thomas Krafft | Apr 1, 2020 | Confidence, Guest Interviews, Mindset, Podcast
Come on in and join us for episode forty-nine of The Presentation Boss Podcast! Today’s guest is proudly 4’ 10.5” tall but every time we’ve heard or seen her present she oozes both energy, fun and positivity. You’re guaranteed to have a laugh but also to be...
by Thomas Krafft | Mar 25, 2020 | Podcast, Speech Breakdowns
Time to log in to forty-eight of The Presentation Boss Podcast! We’re jumping aboard the bandwagon of the recently trending Bill Gates talk all about pandemics and what the world future of them may look like. The kicker? The talk is from 2015 and feels like a prophecy...
by Thomas Krafft | Mar 18, 2020 | Audience Engagement, Body Language & Voice, Discussions, Meeting Skills, Online Skills, Podcast
Folks, it’s episode forty-six of The Presentation Boss Podcast! We nearly always gets questions about how to best present to camera. What should you know about videoing yourself for the purpose of Facebook or LinkedIn lives, webinars, online courses, videos for your...
by Thomas Krafft | Mar 11, 2020 | Guest Interviews, Podcast
It’s a big one on episode forty-six of The Presentation Boss Podcast! When we started this podcast, we made a wish-list of guests we’d love to feature on the show that we would have to work towards. Phil M Jones (or PMJ as he’s affectionately known by us) was top of...
by Thomas Krafft | Mar 4, 2020 | Podcast, Speech Breakdowns, Speechwriting
Episode forty-five of The Presentation Boss Podcast has landed! This time Kate chose a TED Talk for us to break down. This example is all about how you can control and apply your practical skills to unleash your creativity in whichever form you want. The content alone...
by Thomas Krafft | Feb 26, 2020 | Audience Engagement, Discussions, Messaging & Audience, Podcast, Speechwriting
Download the Audience and Message Refiner Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to episode forty-four of The Presentation Boss Podcast! In this episode we do a deep dive into the question ‘what is the difference between a bad talk and a good talk’. We strongly believe that...
