2 Great Lessons from Bad Presenters

Bad presentations can be incredibly useful, especially when you know what to look for. Seasoned public speaker and public speaking coach Colin Ryan breaks down two common decisions he’s seen presenters make that unintentionally alienate their audiences. More importantly, he looks at how easily those moments could have created connection instead, and elevated the experience for the presenter and their audience. This isn’t about making fun of bad presenters. It’s about recognizing that even experienced speakers can make choices that create distance between themselves and their audience. And the good news is that those choices are usually fixable. Colin shares two examples that can help you connect more naturally, communicate your message more effectively, and become the kind of presenter people actually want to listen to. ---- Thanks for listening! Want tailored support? Colin Ryan trains leaders and teams in the financial psychology of their clients and on building trust with colleagues, so they can drive the results they want most. He also coaches professionals to give dynamic presentations so they have more fun and make more impact when public speaking. Free resources and more at ⁠⁠colinryanspeaks.com