It needs to be said. Turn your camera on! Seeing faces builds connection, encourages engagement, and creates a more productive meeting experience for everyone involved.
The simplest changes make the biggest difference in how you show up professionally.
While there are funny Twitter accounts and parody Tik Tok’s about what’s happening in the background of your Zoom room, today I’m sharing my checklist from The No-Panic Plan for Virtual Presenters. Read more
Are fellow meeting attendees cutting out of virtual conversations more often than usual these days? Read more
While the nationwide quarantine and shelter-in-place restrictions have spawned numerous webinars and posts about how to rock your next virtual meeting (and I know, because I have written many myself), here’s one topic that has not been addressed much: how to take care of your voice. Read more
If YOU don’t sound interested in what you’re saying during your presentation, your audience certainly won’t be. Read more
Whether presenting virtually or before a live audience, speakers should not leave their talking points to chance. Read more
Last week during a customized session of The No-Panic Plan for Virtual Presenters webinar, a participant shared this question in the chatbox. We discussed solutions during the call for this commonplace occurrence. Read more
Last week’s blog advised people who present virtually to WEAR PANTS. Since then, readers have flooded my inbox with hilarious stories of how they have “gotten caught with their pants down,” so to speak. Read more
By far, this has been my most frequently asked question in the past 10 days. In my pre-COVID-19 professional life, I traveled and taught No-Panic Presentation Skills to live audiences for 25 years. Below I’ve adapted some practical advice for being the best virtual version of yourself when presenting remotely: Read more
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