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We’re all sick to death of PowerPoint. We understand. We feel your pain too.
In all these years, Microsoft hasn’t done much to revolutionise their business presentation software. Most organisations have not opted into the costly Copilot add-on as yet, and CoPilot for PowerPoint has not gained accolades as yet.

Why we hate fakes and why it matters

Understanding the psychology behind our distrust of AI-generated fakes is crucial. Mimicry detection, cheater identification, and intention alignment are evolutionary mechanisms triggering instant recoil from in-authenticity.

How to time your Presentation Correctly

One of the biggest fears we have when presenting is that we are going to run out of time, or perhaps go over time and not be able to get our important takeaways across.

To move your audience, be believable!

How many times have you sat through a presentation where the speaker begins by stating how excited he / she is to share this information with you?

So you think you want a beautiful presentation?

At the Presentation Clinic, we design presentations for our clients. Many of our clients come to us requesting beautiful powerpoint presentations, which we can certainly assist you with. However, no matter how beautiful your presentation is, it is not going to assist if your message and the way in which you deliver it does not connect with your audience.

Good body language means moving with purpose

How often do you observe a presenter pacing backwards and forwards during a presentation? Or dancing side to side? Swivelling on a heel or crossing and uncrossing one’s legs?

How to overcome speech anxiety when presenting

When standing in front of an audience, your body language is a crucial element in delivering your message effectively as a public speaker. And a nervous presenter can often be detected in the telltale signals that they display such as pacing, dancing or holding for dear life on to props such as a podium. So how does one overcome speech anxiety and at the same time demonstrate dynamic body language that is coherent with your message in order to deliver a quality presentation?

Is Presenting with Confidence Eenough?

Sadly confidence does not a good public speaker make and presenting with confidence might not be enough. In fact, being too confident can cause you to alienate your audience and prevent you from creating that vital connection. It struck us that this is a common misconception: confidence is the key ingredient to standing in front of an audience. This couldn’t be further from the truth. Confidence is simply one of the many ingredients, and can in fact cause more disconnection than positive results.