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Ballet is not technique but a way of expression that comes more closely to the inner language of man than any other.

- George Borodin

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intrigueBallet can you.

evokeBallet can emotions.

speakBallet can to you.

All without one of these.

What can presenters learn from ballet?

What can presenters learn from ballet?

Plenty

Lesson 1

Take time to design visuals that aren’t difficult to see or understand.

The audience shouldn’t have to strain to figure out where to focus its attention.

Lesson 2

Don’t just deliver another boring talk.

Give them some wow moments to tell help them remember you.

Lesson 3

It takes an incredible amount of time and commitment to prepare for the big day.

Practise, practise, practise until you make it look effortless or until you fall asleep.

Lesson 4

It’s okay to experiment with new delivery styles and techniques, but . . .

Make sure your message is on point.Choose your words and actions wisely.

4 simple lessons to help you

4 simple lessons to help you intrigue your audience

4 simple lessons to help you evoke an emotional response

4 simple lessons to help you speak and be heard

4 simple lessons to help you intrigue

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Image Credits:

Slide 3 - flickr/carolsawada/

Slide 4 - flickr/infanticida/

Slide 5 - flickr/thisisbossi/

Slide 6 - canstockphoto/0722753

Slide 10 & 11 - flickr/thisisbossi/

Slide 14 - flickr/medaugh/

Slide 17 - canstockphoto/2155848

Slide 20 - canstockphoto/2527220

Slide 9,12,15,18 - canstockphoto/1719333

Slide 19 - flickr/angelsgate/

Slide 16 - flickr/fionnmccueil/

Presentation By:@marginscribbles

http://marginscribbles.com