Last week, I gave an overview of the four main presentation styles. This week, we will cover the strengths and weaknesses of the Analytical Presentation Style. This is the style of presenter that is more “indirect” and “logical”. Just as a review, by indirect, we mean that this style of presenter will often be more detailed and thorough. By logical, we mean that this style will focus more on facts and data. You will find the style of presentation more frequently in certain industries. If you work in a scientific or technical industry, you will see this style of delivery quite frequently.

We will cover the other three styles, Energetic, Authoritative, and Empathetic, in a future session.

Show Notes: Analytical Presentation Style
(https://www.fearlesspresentations.com/analytical-presentation-style-great-at-technical-presentations-and-scientific-talks/)

This week we'll be introducing the 4 different presentation styles (Authoritative, Energetic, Analytical, and Empathetic) and showing you how to decide which one you fit most into. And if after you discover which style you are you want to learn more about tips specifically related to you, stick around for the next 4 weeks as we go over each style in depth.

Show Notes: Presentation Styles: Identify Your Strengths as a Presenter to Impress Your Audience
(https://www.fearlesspresentations.com/presentation-styles-identify-your-strengths-as-a-presenter-to-impress-your-audience/)

Body language in public speaking is the nonverbal cues that your movements make during communication. Presenters often focus on what they are going to say and their visual aids. However, we often overlook an important part of the speech — body language. Non-verbal communication makes a lasting impression and makes a marked difference in your communication skills. And when it comes to public speaking, if you look poised and confident, your audience will believe you are poised and confident.

In this episode, we’ll cover a few simple public speaking ideas that will give you good posture and encourage better body movement. First, we show how important the power of body language is during your presentation. Next, I’ll give you a few, simple tips to look more confident and create a good impression (even if you’re nervous). Finally, I’ll share a presentation secret that, once you understand it, will change the way you look at your nervous habits forever (and in turn, help you give a great presentation).

Show Notes: Avoid These 4 Body Language Mistakes in Public Speaking

(https://www.fearlesspresentations.com/body-language-in-public-speaking)