Law Consultancy Network

Vicky Ling
Andrew Otterburn
Margaret Peasegood
Heather Stewart
Fiona Westwood

Presentation skills training

The questions?

Who are you?

Do you make people feel comfortable?

Do you inspire confidence?

Can you be heard?

Is what you have to say interesting?

These are the essential questions you need to ask yourself when preparing to address an audience. They are also listed in order of priority for listeners.

Conclusion

You have to present yourself before you can present your message. The most interesting thing about your message is you.

How can we help?

Do you suffer from physical and vocal tension?

Does your voice let you down?

Has your throat gone dry?

Would you rather be anywhere than giving a presentation?

All these things are the symptoms of a failure to relax and breathe correctly. Margaret Peasegood is a trained presenter and yoga practitioner. She uses a wide variety of simple breathing and relaxation exercises to assist lawyers and business people to relax so they can work on their voice projection, articulation and tone to deliver a lively and entertaining presentation. Good breathing is essential for voice projection and to deal with nervousness.

Benefits

You will learn easy ways to practise outside the sessions

You will know how to prepare for a presentation

You will be able to be yourself in front of an audience

You will learn to get rid of the nerves so that you can entertain in the most testing of circumstances

Margaret Peasegood: +44 (0) 161 928 5394, info@peasegoodconsulting.com