Training programs are not devoid of pitfalls. This is true especially when it comes to the coaching skills that the person uses to invite or entice people to opt for their services. As such, when it comes to the field of life coaching, effective presentation is crucial.

Why would anyone want to listen to someone who may not be showing expertise in his/her field? Or, how can these people behind this business get more clients if they are doing poorly in the way they advertise their offers to the public? Just imagine what would become of the business if less attention was placed on presentation and the manner of advertising. You would probably think that it would all just go to waste. And you’re actually right.

So if you think this business is your calling, you’d better wise up. Presentation is definitely everything. This can either make you or break you in this field. To make it through, take note of these simple guidelines:

1. Decide on how you want to be accepted by the public. There are many fields in which life coaching is needed. It may be in businesses, small or large, that need a lift in their leadership or production aspects. It may be in sports wherein you may coach athletes in need of inspiration. Know where you want to be and what you really want to offer. And learn how to walk the talk.

2. Ponder on the things you would like to talk about or share. Another major step is to make your plan for the business. This involves taking a good look at the offers you are going to make. In making a plan, be sure that it looks and sounds professional, yet is inspiring and interesting to your clients.

Coaching communication skills rely heavily on presentation and implementation. When you are able to make these two work well, you’ll surely have an easier time getting clients.

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Proving who is at fault in an accident is the crux of all personal injury cases. To improve the chances of success in your case, you must be able to show that the other party’s negligence or recklessness had caused you an injury or damage.

To be able to accomplish your trial goals, you must have a convincing, relaxed presentation of your case in court. Here are a few tips:

o Observe other trials and court proceedings – Visit the court a day before your trial to listen and observe the judge and the proceeding. This will give you an idea of what to expect, how to act, and how to dress for your day in court.

o Prepare by doing your homework – Get ready for your hearing by interviewing all your witnesses and making them available to testify. Have all exhibits ready. Make copies of necessary documents for the judge and the opposing counsel. Have a notebook ready to serve as your journal for the trial.

o Show respect and courtesy to all parties – Refrain from being too argumentative with the opposing counsel and be in good terms with the judge, jurors, your witnesses, court personnel, opposing counsel, and the opposing witnesses.

o Develop a convincing story for your case – Tell a good and consistent theme for your case. If your case involves a complicated issue, try to tell in layman’s terms.

o Show don’t tell – Instead of narrating your story in a straightforward manner, use visual images, pictures, exhibits and videos to make your story interesting.

o Admit your flaws, dismiss bad facts – Be prepared to do some damage control when the opposing party brings up your flaws. Discuss your flaws and be ready to admit and dismiss them, then move on.

o Make your own research on evidence – Make sure that the evidence you will present in court are admissible. Do your own research to ensure they are credible and will help to prove your case.

o Pay attention to the jury – You should pay attention to the jury’s reaction and be aware of their demonstration or explanation whenever required.

Besides observing these guidelines during a court trial, trial lawyers must also consider other elements in court presentation. Here are some of the obstacles toward a compelling storytelling at a trial:

1. the nature of adversarial process

2. the rules of evidence

3. inconsistencies and other credibility problems

4. complicated subject matter

Adversarial Process

First and foremost, trial is adversarial. Each party has competing interests and conflicting versions of events. In many ways, a trial is a contest between two or more competing stories. These stories can create a fragmented and confusing compilation of facts. The trial lawyer must bring order out of the chaos. Telling a compelling story, which eliminates unnecessary facts, emphases strengths, and minimizes weakness is critical to effective advocacy and proving of a case.

Rules of Evidence

The rules of evidence, including the rules against hearsay, can hamper an attorney’s ability to tell his client’s story. But the rules of evidence may cut both ways. A series of strong, well-founded motions can severely undercut an opponent’s ability to tell his client’s story.

Credibility Problems

Credibility is vital to success at trial. If an attorney tells a story that proves untrue, even on the most minor detail, the jury will question all other aspects of the attorney’s case. Once credibility is destroyed, it is usually destroyed forever. Therefore, everything must be done to avoid inconsistencies as well as exaggerations and omissions of harmful facts which will be brought up during trial.

Complicated Subject Matter

Trials may be complicated enough even without a complex subject matter. A lawyer who finds himself trying to deal on a complex issue must be able to identify the big issues in the case and eliminate the rest. He must have the ability to sift through the maze of words and ideas. The attorney who is best able to present a clear and convincing story has better chances to succeed at trial.

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You’ve almost certainly been taught to make the list of 100 family and friends (who won’t be your friends by the time you’ve finished this), and go and talk to each and every one of them about your marvellous, amazing mlm opportunity.

You sit down with #1, talk to them, get their ‘No’ and go to the next one. Feeling quite stink about the whole thing, but doing it because that’s how you’ve been taught to market your mlm opportunity.

Imagine talking to 100 people at ONCE about your product and (very briefly) your mlm opportunity. Imagine talking to 500 people at ONCE! How about 1000? 10,000?

“Come on Daniel, you say, that’s ridiculous!” Well yes it’s ridiculous talking to one person at a time about your product and mlm opportunity, I agree with you.

Your mlm opportunity and product can be put in front of 100′s and 1000s of people in one evening with conference lines.

Eh? A conference what? A conference line is where multiple people dial into a phone number that you’ve given them, enter a pin number and listen to your product and mlm opportunity on either a recorded call (good) or a live call (even better).

The benefits to YOU of using a conference line:

- Unlimited number of people you can present your product and mlm opportunity to at one time.

- You can present to people in foreign countries.

- Conference calls with you talking in them position you as a leader and an expert in your niche or market.

- Conference calls can be used to present any product or mlm opportunity – not limited to one brand or niche.

- Conference calls can be free or you can pay, but the good news is the free ones are still great to use.

- You can record your product and mlm opportunity and people can ring in and listen to it in different time zones and countries.

- You can get feedback on your conference call as to what exactly people are looking for.

- You’re multiplying yourself, pass on the phone numbers to your happy downline who then use your conference call to get prospects.

- You can invite specialists and other experts onto your conference calls to create more interest in your product and mlm opportunity.

- You can use conference calls for training your downline, no matter how big it grows.

Well, I could just keep going, but I’m sure you can understand the extremely obvious and glaring benefit of this method of presenting to HORDES OF PEOPLE rather than 2 or maybe 3 in a single evening.

If you’d like to know more about which conference call companies are the best, how to use them, or even how to get people onto these conference calls clamouring for more information, feel free to contact me and I’ll most certainly point you in the right direction.

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This is a totally unique and unusual book report idea for you to consider using the next time your teacher decides to have a brilliant idea and have you do a creative book report project.

Here is what you will need to prepare for this report:

A poster board
Balloons
Small pieces of paper
Markers
Take your poster paper and create a headline in the middle which is the name of your book and author.

Creatively color the center area of the poster sheet or cut out pictures from magazines or newspapers which represent the book and its setting. Maybe some of the characters had pets or did a certain type of job.

Around the exterior edges of the poster board you are going to draw a border and make boxes. This will look something like a game board when you are done. In each box label it with something you need to talk about at your book report presentation. These should be main characters, timeline, setting, conflicts, summary, your opinion of the author, etc. Whatever your teacher requests from you should be presented in these boxes.

Now take the pieces of paper and write the information for each of the boxes. For example you should have a box on the edge of the poster board labeled main characters. Now on this piece of paper list your main characters. Blow up a balloon and roll that piece of paper up and put into the blown up balloon. Tie it and tape it onto the box labeled main characters on the poster page. Now do this with all the other boxes and balloons.

When presenting your book report as you get to each item take a pen and pop your balloon to create a dramatic effect. Take the paper that falls out and pick it up and read your information.