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100 best ever words

Sunday, October 28th, 2007

THE LIST of 100 best ever words (in no particular order).
See if you can weave one or more of these into your next presentation!
(My favourite is definitely number 67).
1 Discombobulate
2 Conker
3 Crevice
4 Akimbo
5 Spigot
6 Tumescent
7 Spool
8 Stegophilist
9 Tmesis
10 Papoose
11 Indolent
12 Behoove
13 Concatenation
14 Caboodle
15 Herbage
16 Kerfuffle
17 Unitard
18 Rambunctious
19 Collops
20 Lambent
21 Truculent
22 Cheroot
23 Slew
24 Cudgel
25 Susurrus
26 Scamper
27 […]

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Adding impact to your presentations with stories

Saturday, June 16th, 2007

The five key ingredients to telling stories are explained in this posting which will boost your ability to make a great presentation.

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How to give your presentation a great title

Friday, March 2nd, 2007

Imagine your presentation is like a headline on a newspaper - and see the extra interest that it generates

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Losing your presentation nerves

Sunday, October 8th, 2006

There seems to be hundreds of theories and opinions about nerves in relation to making a presentation. Possibly one of the more famous sayings is that it is okay to have butterflies, as long as they are flying in the same formation. Other people say presentation nerves are built-in anti-complacency buttons, ensuring that […]

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