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Sex… Not during your presentation (obviously?) but before it. Back at the start of 2006, researcher Stuart Brody, a psychologist at the University of Paisley, reported his research into sex and stress. 24 women and 22 men kept a diary about their sex lives – how much and what kind – for two weeks. And at …
… and you can get yourself a copy here. Of course you can get it from your local bookshop or you can get it direct from Amazon, but if you make an extra click, I get an extra forty-something pence. Go on… do us both a favour! 😉 It’s been a fantastic, rollercoaster experience (so …
Read more “Well it’s finally here! Presentation Genius hits the shelves today….”
I like to help out, and with the book launch of Presentation Genius on it’s way I thought it would be a good time to pay back. A lot of people have helped and supported us (and me in particular) so it’s only fair that we do! With that in mind, we’re running a Presentation …
Are your presentations "okay on the day" but don't have an impact? Adding stories to your presentations will make the biggest difference, helping you really engage with your audience. But not sure how to get started?
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