The 7 mistakes that can make you look like a fool during your next presentation

By: Julian Jordan

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

The first thing you need to know is that this book is only 30 pages long. 4347 words. You can't even call it a book. It's more like a mini-book.

But the shortness doesn't take away the goodness. Boy, do I wish the good books I've read had been shorter.
You will learn in less than half an hour the 7 mistakes you should not make in your next presentation if you don't want to make a fool of yourself.

This mini-book has professional content, coming from many years of experience with hundreds of executives and it is also very useful, fun and short. A good recipe.

The 7 mistakes are:

1. REPEAT INSTEAD OF RECYCLE
2. MAKING PAELLA WITHOUT READYING THE INGREDIENTS
3. WRITE MYSTERY NOVELS
4. PUT ONIONS IN THE SALAD
5. THINK YOU HAVE PLENTY OF TIME
6. MAKE YOURSELF SMALL
7. LETTING YOUR UNDERPANTS SHOW

These are all mistakes I've seen dozens of speakers make, dozens of times.

Reading this book is not going to make you a really powerful presenter. For that you need to buy my other book. The long one. Neuro Powerful Presentations.

Nor is it going to guide you in designing and delivering an extraordinary presentation. That's what the other book is also for. The long one. Neuro Powerful Presentations.

But it will alert you. It will warn you if you are about to make one of those mistakes that many people make, and when they realize it, it is too late.

It will show you the most common mistakes that brilliant people make during their presentations. Mistakes that are not so obvious, but disastrous. Common behaviors that lead to ordinary presentations. Boring presentations.

It will keep you from screwing up.