Presentation Power Does Not Come From PowerPoint

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Presentations,
Public Speaking
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George Torok,
Microsoft Office,
Microsoft PowerPoint,
Office Suites,
Software
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George Torok

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Overview: You speak before a group. You present your message. You might be selling your product, service or yourself. How do you present yourself with power? PowerPoint. Don't be fooled by the name. There is no implied power in PowerPoint. PowerPoint does not convey power. Have you noticed how many business presenters use PowerPoint in their presentation yet do not have presentation power? That should be your first clue.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2008 | Pages: 3

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