Fearless Presentations

The ATS Fearless Presentations® Seminar is the fastest, easiest way to overcome stage fright and the fear of public speaking. The ATS This 2-day presentation seminar helps participants gain poise and confidence in front of a group � literally overnight.

Stage Fright is still the #1 fear in public speaking.

And, right or wrong, people form a perception of who we are and what we represent by the confidence that we show when we speak.A person who can stand in front of a group, with poise and confidence, can immediately create the perception of competency. However, a person who is shy and timid in front of a group will have a tough time convincing his/her audience that he/she is capable of doing the job.

This seminar will help you overcome nervousness, get rid of the butterflies, stop the shaky hands, and eliminate the sweaty palms. This workshop will help you feel as comfortable presenting to a group as you are talking to a friend in the office. Class members tell us that one reason results come fast in this seminar, is because they�”re actually having fun (feeling safe) while practicing, stretching, and ingraining new skills.

Day 1 Agenda:

Ease Fear and Nervousness
Confident 1st Impressions
Being Clear & Concise
Connect with Audience
Gaining Credibility
Designing your Speech
Persuade your Audience

Day 2 Agenda:

How to Write a Speech
Gestures
Selling your Ideas
Adding Impact
Using Props & Exhibits
Impromptu Talks
Handling Q&A
Electronic Presentations

Ideal Attendees

Management or Management Trainees
Professionals who make presentations at Staff Meetings or other meetings
Professionals who address the public
Trainers or Trainers
Anyone who wants improved self confidence and personal presentation

Course Objectives

Tickle listeners�” brains;
Touch listeners�” emotions;
Attract and hold listeners�” attention;
Project credibility and likability simultaneously;
Motivate listeners to take action;
Improve listeners�” retention;
Encourage and control interactivity;
Minimize credibility killers and potential disasters;
Instill confidence and excitement in both listeners and attendees regarding presentations.