Presentation S.O.S. (Review and Analysis of Wiskup's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Mark Wiskup's book "Presentation S.O.S." argues that being able to give a powerful presentation that connects with the audience and moves them to action is one of the great natural highs offered by the world of business. In his book, the author provides nine steps that you can use to overcome your fear of giving presentations and be able to experience the joy of persuading a whole audience. This summary explains each of these steps and how you can progress through them and go from perspiration to persuasion.
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To learn more, read "Presentation S.O.S." and discover the key to delivering effective presentations that have an impact on the audience.
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Book Presentation: Presentation S.O.S. by Mark Wiskup
Book Abstract
About the Author
Important Note About This Ebook
Summary of Presentation S.O.S. (Mark Wiskup)
Step #1: Use your fears to your advantage
Step #2: Develop one powerful, memorable sound bite
Step #3: Tell an engaging story using your sound bite
Step #4: Give your presentation a truly dynamic start
Step #5: Use your presentation tools intelligently
Step #6: Use numbers sparingly and possibly not at all
Step #7: Forget the cliches and the tired phrases
Step #8: Always wrap up with a bang
Step #9: Practice, practice and then practice some more
Book Abstract
MAIN IDEA
Being able to give a powerful presentation which connects with the audience and moves them to action is one of the great natural highs the world of business has to offer. Unfortunately, most people never experience this because they feel intense feelings of dread or even impending doom when given a speaking assignment. It doesn’t have to be that way. In fact, there are nine steps which will take you from a state of perspiration to a state of great persuasiveness:
My goal is to move you from feelings of dread, if that’s where you are, to feelings of excited anticipation for your next presentation. I’ve based all these lessons, tips, and examples on my experience as a broadcast journalist, media company entrepreneur, and presentation skills coach. No research, studies, or data were harmed or even consulted in the creation of this material. I’m going to tell you exactly what I see working successfully with my clients every day.
– Mark Wiskup
About the Author
MARK WISKUP is a professional communications coach. He runs his own consulting company, Wiskup Communications. Mr. Wiskup works with executives, managers, sales teams and customer service personnel. He is a graduate