Whenever you admit to your audience you "Do Not Know" the answer to a question, you diminish trust, credibility and ultimately your integrity as a trainer. In this blog you will learn how to avoid saying, "I don’t know" in the … [Read more...]
How to COACH World Class Trainers You Can be Proud Of
So you’ve been asked to coach your trainers. What do you do? This is part 3 of a four part series that will spell it all out and give you what you need to create a world class training program. Part 1 - Hire the right training … [Read more...]
Why Should I Listen to You?
Maybe you read this title and thought I was talking directly to you. Maybe you read it and were thinking that same question as it relates to reading this blog. It actually IS what your audience is asking themselves as they learn … [Read more...]
Do Not Give Another Presentation Until You Read This!
Want to get the instant wow-factor for your next presentation? Use our 7 proven Presto presentation strategies before, during, and after your next presentation to make sure they say, “Wow. That was amazing!” Click here to learn … [Read more...]
Quickly Get Attention Back If It’s Lost
My hope is that no instructor or presenter would EVER need to know how to get attention back! That’s because (and I hate to break this to you in an article like this) if you have lost the attention of a student, trainee, or … [Read more...]
Dealing with Challenging People: Don’t Let Them Rattle You!
This week has been full of ups and downs! I was recently contracted to train a team overseas in the Philippines and it has been a constant headache. I was hired by my client to set in place the logistics as well as familiarize … [Read more...]
Improve Your Evaluation Scores
Perfect scores don’t have to be for “The Other Guys”. Looking to improve your evaluation scores? Then you came to the right place! Everybody wants good evaluation scores. It’s ok to admit it… You love it when people thank … [Read more...]
I hate being thrown into the role of Trainer!
I like to think of myself as a team player (especially at work) but there are certain tasks that I shy away from, not out of being lazy but out of knowing my strengths and weaknesses. One of the tasks that has been thrown in my … [Read more...]
Dread facing the classroom? I get it!
Training a group of people can be downright difficult, especially for those individuals that haven’t been trained properly themselves. So much can go wrong…Heaven forbid you have stage fright, I don’t even want to know how that’s … [Read more...]
[Case Study] #1 Reason Why People BOMB With Public Speaking
This is Part 1 of a 3-part series on becoming a better trainer by being more authentic and following your presentation personality. Part 1 – [You Are Here] [Case Study] #1 Reason Why People BOMB With Public Speaking Part … [Read more...]
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