All great speakers were bad speakers at first.
– Ralph Waldo Emerson
Your presentation is all about presence. Whether you’re speaking to evoke emotion, provide information or incite action, connecting with your audience is essential. To do that, you need to be your true self.
We begin by asking, How do you show up? And we get to that by helping you answer the following questions:
- How do you receive and deliver information?
- How do you connect with others?
- How does the audience receive the message?
- How do you measure success?
This is challenging work, which is why, to some degree, we all have a fear of public speaking (glossophobia). The closer you are to being your true self, the easier this work will become.
Public Speaking
- Audience Segmentation
- Positive Body Language
- Techniques for Calming
- Introverts and Extroverts
- Visual-Verbal-Vocal Cues
- Filler Words
- Your Authentic-Self
Presentation Training
- Engagement Techniques
- Structure and Pacing
- Slide Deck Design
- Effective Meetings
- Personal Presentation and Brand
- Preparation, Execution and Follow up
- Awareness and Adaptation
Learn how Stand and Command can help you.
Break down barriers and discover your authentic self.
In our nine-part online training program, you’ll learn how to create authentic stories that sell, calm your nerves, read your audience, use body language to your advantage and more.
In the Glosso-files series, you’ll learn about:
- Audience Segmentation
- Body Language
- Introverts & Extroverts
- Nerves
- Story Selling
- Structure
- Visual-Verbal-Vocal Cues
- Values
- Filler Words
Put an end to these sneaky filler words you know you use. Fillerbuster is a free mobile app that shows how often you say “um” and “ah” and gives tips for how to avoid them.