We have all been in a presentation when someone’s phone goes off. This is annoying and distracting, it is disrespectful and simply put it is noise. We have also seen our politicians on TV presenting with a group of their colleagues standing beside them nodding their head up and down, as if they are noddies.

This is noise and annoys me more than the phone. What if I told you that many speakers create a lot of noise themselves because of their presentation style? Noise is not just sound. It is anything that distracts us, grabs our attention and dilutes the message that the speaker is saying.

In this webinar, you are going to learn about common traits and habits that create noise and distractions that speakers should try and eliminate. These include:

• Noisy gestures
• Noisy use of the platform
• Words that don’t mean anything
• Noisy PowerPoint slides
• People who fidget
• Noisy posture

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