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Why End Your Presentation on a High Note
The strongest presentations stick with the audience. In music, a final soaring note or dramatic chord cements the experience. Similarly, in business presentations, a powerful conclusion reinforces that the desired questions have been answered.

JD Solomon
Feb 32 min read


Use the “1200-Word” Rule to Become a Better Presenter
I apply the 1200-word rule even when I have a 30-minute or 45-minute time slot. Keeping my formal remarks to 10 minutes allows more time for the slot to be more interactive and to focus on Q&A.

JD Solomon
Jan 62 min read


Replace “You” with “We” in Your Presentations
Listen closely the next time a technical specialist or a self-proclaimed expert delivers a presentation. The chances are good that they...

JD Solomon
Sep 30, 20222 min read
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