A strategy from the book Showmanship For Presenters by Dave Arch

A strategy from the book Showmanship For Presenters by Dave Arch

A strategy from the book Showmanship For Presenters by Dave Arch

A strategy from the book Showmanship For Presenters by Dave Arch

A strategy from the book Showmanship For Presenters by Dave Arch

A strategy from the book Showmanship For Presenters by Dave Arch

A strategy from the book Showmanship For Presenters by Dave Arch

What if we considered the front of any room like an actor views the stage? What could we learn that might help us be more effective and impactful?

We love when something out of the ordinary happens in a presentation. It gives great energy to the situation. Might there be something like "planned spontaneity" on which we could capitalize?

What is it in a presentation that gives our listeners enough security that they let go and allow us to take them on the journey we've planned?