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7 Excellent Ways To Start A Presentation

Motivate your audience

1. Tell a captivating story.
The story can be about you personally, which tells the audience first-hand why you're invested in and passionate about the topic. Or you can tell a story about another person who the audience can learn from. "Another option: tell a fable, wisdom tale, historic event, or anecdote," Price says. "The idea is, start with a brief 60- to 90-second narrative that launches your speech and captivates your listeners, and make sure the story encapsulates the key point of your message."

5 Branding Techniques to Create the Right Impression

How Do You Make Your Business Stand Out?

Long-term value - A great reputation often makes the process of attracting new customers that much easier. Highly regarded businesses often find their existing customer base recommend them and draw in other customers. A good reputation can draw on success stories and anecdotes from delighted customer that in turn reassure new customers to invest their cash in that product/service over another supplier’s.

My Best Boss Ever

How a great boss can make a real difference in the lives of employees

The Power of Thank You
Rebecca L. Harrell, Regional Vice President, Randstad US

Business Consulting for Women Entrepreneurs

Women, Stress and The Workplace

We Do, Do, Do, and Overdo
Guilt, was an underlying reason why we push ourselves so hard to excel both at work and home:

How Successful Women Can Lead By Example

You can Help Other Women Succeed

Know what YOU want. It’s much easier to work toward goals if they’re specific, well thought out, and in alignment with our values. That said, please never forget that it’s okay to change your mind. People might resist your shifts in life goals, but you’re in charge of your life. Just keep moving.

Advice For Women Entrepreneurs

How to Maintain a Successful Business

1. - Stay in Touch. - The years I’ve spent as the teacher’s pet, and later on as the boss’ pet, have been the key to my success as a freelancer. Through the years, I’ve stayed in touch with old contacts, former colleagues, previous employers, and past mentors. I have been careful not to burn any proverbial bridges after parting ways, growing apart, or once a contract culminates.