Death by PowerPoint is something every presentation audience has experienced. It’s broader than the bullet point phenomenon. Imagine a slide fraught with text, numbers, charts, or data. A slide crammed with data is annoying and unnecessary.

Solution – One idea per slide; no more. Don’t clutter slides; less is more.

Today I’d like to share with you the 10 Common Public Speaking Myths That are doing a great deal of damage that We Need To Dispel Immediately

The world is full of tales and illusions which have stood the test of time.

Public speaking myths are no exception and continue to hurt presenters and audiences in businesses everywhere.

It’s time to challenge those unhelpful public speaking myths that persist today.

Once we do so, we can cast them aside and learn how to overcome them.

Welcome to Episode 2 of the mindful presenter's greatness guide

I have a thought I'd like to share with you.

We need more than the data! Information on it's own isnt enough.

In a business world challenged with cognitive overload, it’s time to present ideas, insights and imagination; not just information.

Data and information are extremely important. In fact, they are vital components of leading a successful business. That said, we have evolved in a business world where much of the information we need or choose to share is done so through a presentation.

Today, we often find presenters putting the data up on a screen and either reading it out loud to their audience or making them read it for themselve whilst we are speaking over it.

Our audience need's more - much more