Tag Archives: Guy Kawasaki

10 Ways to Bomb Your Presentation

Conference season is approaching and presenters are busy preparing their notes and PowerPoint slides. Now is the perfect time to review some good ways to bomb a presentation (especially since I did a great job bombing a presentation I gave today). 1. Prepare your presentation without any awareness of your audience. About the worst thing Continue Reading »

“The great new tool for writing a book today is a blog …”

In a recent episode on The Engaging Brand podcast, business coach Anna Farmery interviews Mark Sanborn, author of You don’t need a title to be a leader, on the topic of self-confidence. Farmery says many people have aspirations to write a book, but lack the self-confidence to do it. Sanborn says you can use a Continue Reading »

The Hardest Part About Blogging: Coming Up With Something Interesting to Say

I’m going to be presenting on blogging within the next several months, and without a doubt, the hardest part about blogging is not the technical aspect. The hardest part is writing interesting posts. Here’s a technique I find works well. Start with the premise that every day, some new thought will strike you as being Continue Reading »