Nervous reactions can sabotage even the most highly skilled presenter. The result can be career distressing in a number of ways and give the wrong impression to clients and peers. It is one thing to have presentation butterflies in your stomach, but what if we could get them to fly in formation? Since nervous reactions vary by individual, this webinar covers tactics for managing different reactions along with how to develop a nerve management plan for performing more consistently and feeling more at ease.
This webinar will provide participants with dozens of tools to both manage nervousness and eliminate the outward signs of nervousness. The webinar is designed to help individuals develop a nerve management strategy that results in increased ability to perform under pressure and feel more at ease.
Join Pam Bloore as she unlocks the secrets of managing nerves and nervous energy.
Highlights:
- Examining common nerve triggers, their causes and some suggested solutions for each
- Developing a nerve management plan that will increase your presentation success rate
- Learning tactics for handling Q&A when nervous
- Avoiding common preparation mistakes that increase nerves
- Understanding how PowerPoint can increase nerves and how to make PowerPoint work for you
- Creating a positive first impression
- Learning what physical habits reveal nervousness
- Recovering from a nervous reaction during a presentation
- Utilizing mental techniques to feel more at ease
- Learning communication tactics that project a calm exterior (even if there are some nerves under the surface)
- Understanding how stress affects thinking and your approach to rehearsal
Who should attend the webinar?
- Must attend! — Any staff that are looking for tools and techniques to calm nerves and give better presentations
What can you expect from this webinar?
Participants can expect to learn tools that will help them have better control over their nervous reactions and experience better performance.
About your webinar leader:
Pam has worked with staff from executives to new hires at agencies such as The Martin Agency, McCann, Leo Burnett to name a few, helping them reach their highest potential by becoming more engaging and compelling communicators.