People listen
to stories.
Not data.
There is a story in your research. One that is compelling and powerful. You just need to uncover it. Bring your research to life. Make an impact.
People listen
to stories.
Not data.
There is a story in your research. One that is compelling and powerful. You just need to uncover it. Bring your research to life. Make an impact.
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I work with a lot of academics with amazing ideas and solid research but they fail to get their ideas across during presentations.
They fall into the trap of:
- Slides with too many bullet points, charts, and graphs.
- Presenting too many details and technical terms.
- Not having a reason why their research is important.
They fall into the trap of:
- Slides with too many bullet points, charts, and graphs.
- Presenting too many details and technical terms.
- Not having a reason why their research is important.
I can help:
My workshops are designed to help give academics the tools to:
- Create a story with a compelling message from their research.
- Use slides that support their story – not tell it.
- Build their presence and connection with the audience.
- Overcome stage fright and nervousness.
I can help:
My workshops are designed to help give academics the tools to:
- Create a story with a compelling message from their research.
- Use slides that support their story – not tell it.
- Build their presence and connection with the audience.
- Overcome stage fright and nervousness.
