Too many speakers subject their audiences to a static visual device that’s poorly integrated with their message, and about as engaging as counting the crumbs inside a toaster. Every aspect of your speech or presentation is a performance—including your visual aids. So why not demonstrate solid presentation skills training and employ this tool the way it should be used, not to lull listeners asleep but to wake them up to what you’re trying to say?

Uncover the four effective performance-based approaches in this guide that will help you do just that. 

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