Simply put - a great book! | Presentation S.O.S.: From Perspiration to Persuasion in 9 Easy Steps

BEST RESOURCE for advanced & thought-leader presenters | Presentation S.O.S.: From Perspiration to Persuasion in 9 Easy Steps | Mark Wiskup

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	• Presentation S.O.S.: From Perspiration to Persuasion in 9 Easy Steps Mark Wiskup Business Plus, 2005 - 192 pages average customer review:based on 14 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Presentations come to life

Excellent guide on connecting with the audience. My presentations are generally information driven (Medical field) and there is very little room to change and create a connection with the audience, or so I thought. After reading this book (a very quick, entertaining and easy read) I presented a topic that was rather dry; I had more peoplle come up to me with positive remarks and feedback then I ever had. I highly recommend this book.

Simply put - a great book!

This book was a great help - read most of it one day, and used the techniques the very next weekend. A great book!

BEST RESOURCE for advanced & thought-leader presenters

The downside of this book is that it has no visuals, no pictures, no fancy color printing inside, and it is printed in expensively; no bells & whistles - just meat & potatos.

Recently, wanting to move my presentation skills to the next level, I spent $1,500 on books & audio. Without a doubt THIS BOOK IS THE BEST resource for advanced presenters. Of all the trainings in my career I've had in presentaiton, negotiation, media & crisis communication, I recommend this as 'the golden little book' to connect with an audience.

I applied the ideas now 3 times to big presentations and each time with "knock-out" success & unsolicited feedback from the audience afterwards. Practice makes perfect !

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Great PowerPoint Chapter!

In addition to the positives mentioned in the other reviews, I have to highlight a great chapter on the often misused PowerPoint ("PowerPoint Doesn't Bore Audiences, Lousy Speakers Do") By emphasizing the importance of a good presentation and clear, simple and direct PowerPoint slides, Wiskup shows how to get the most from this tool without getting bogged down by the its technicalities. As a former training director I've seen lots of bad PowerPoint and this book provides a simple antidote.

Do as I do...

An excellent introduction to public presentation. Clear, pithy, few wasted words -- it models what it preaches. Unlike many of its competitors on the presentation shelf, S.O.S. doesn't ramble on and on, like a speaker who just can't shut up. Instead, it gets in, gets out, and leaves the reader a better presenter.

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Your palms are sweaty. Your fingers tremble. Everybody is watching you, waiting to be blown away. The moment is yours. What are you going to do with it? Mark Wiskup has the answers. In this one-of-a-kind book perfect for the millions of people who stand up in front of colleagues and employees on a regular basis, Mark Wiskup offers nine quick and easy steps to make each presentation one your audience will never forget. Tips include why less information is often more why you need to hook them from the very first word how vivid scenarios can make your presentation what three words can ruin any business presentation and much, much more!

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