Presentations can feel overwhelming, especially with important end-of-year reviews and budget discussions ahead. But don’t worry! Spencer Waldron shared some practical tips to help you shine in those meetings and impress your boss.
We explored the “feel, think, act” framework, which breaks down your approach into simple steps. Before any presentation, consider how you want your audience to feel, what you want them to think, and how you want them to act afterward. This mindset helps set a clear direction and keeps your presentation focused and intentional.
Spencer also shared the great idea of having a North Star message—the one key idea you want your audience to remember. This acts as an anchor, helping you stay on track and avoid unnecessary details. And, of course, practice is essential! There’s no shortcuts, rehearsing not only polishes your delivery but also boosts your confidence, making your presentation smoother and more engaging.
Incorporating interactive tools like Miro or Prezi with Zoom or Teams can help with virtual presentations, adding a dynamic touch to the usual slide decks. So, as you gear up for your next big presentation, remember: focus on feel-think-act, stick to your core message, and practice, practice, practice!
12:15 The difference between emotions and feelings
15:25 Are you there to serve or sell
17:15 FTA – feel think act
18:12 How to prepare for a meeting
19:40 What is a North Star message
21:54 How to improve your next meeting
25:35 How to use AI for communication and presentations
29:57 Instant red flags in presentations
32:29 How to overcome setbacks in your career
36:14 Filming the audience vs filming yourself
42:30 Virtual vs in-person presentations
Spencer’s LinkedIn course: Creating and Giving Business Presentations
Website: https://www.cenrox.com/start-here
Miro workspace: https://miro.com
Create Presentations: https://prezi.com
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