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This is part of our course on Positive Body Langauge for Leaders. Here we show you how to improve the quality of your image when presenting online using your mobile phone.

There are many things that we would be better off not saying when speaking in public, but here are three definite no-no’s. And yet I hear them all the time!

We all feel nervous before speaking in front of an audience. There’s no escaping the nerves, the best thing is to recognise the symptoms for what they are, that they are natural to everyone and that the most important things in life should make you nervous. But what can you do five minutes before your presentation if you’ve prepared well AND you’re still feeling unbearably nervous? Try going to the bathroom and doing these 5 simple things.

Muito honrado em ser um dos Moonshoters / facilitadores do curso e levar conhecimento para outros colaboradores da empresa. Tenho certeza que este conteúdo fará a diferença tanto na vida profissional, como na vida pessoal dos participantes. Muito obrigado à todos os envolvidos! Thanks very much SERGIO DE LA CALLE ASENSIO, Brian McCarthy and Teams!

There are many books and articles about how to brainstorm with a group. But what about when you are alone? And you need to get some new ideas fast? I have been using a method for the last seven years in my workshops and also for myself, that has proven time and again to be both efficient and highly productive.

Imagine you are at home and outside your house there is an old-fashioned letterbox, the kind you see in American movies. You are working on something very important in your study and yet every five minutes you get up and go outside to see if any mail has arrived. You take out the letters and shuffle through them, maybe hold one or two up to the sun to get a look at what’s inside. But you don’t open them or bring them back into the house. You shove them back into the letterbox along with all the other old letters. You then walk back into the house and try to return to your work. This might sound like absurd behaviour, but it’s what many of us do every day with our email.