How to structure an email teaser:

Your close is what the audience will remember. Don't shuffle and say "Umm, that's it." At the very least, add a strong last line and say "thank you."

• Wind down with something uplifting. Use another story or a quote that will uplift the audience....

1. Ignore internal and external distractions (thoughts and sounds).
2. Listen to the content of their speech and their specific wording. 
3. Listen to the context of their speech. Keep in mind the circumstances and themes and how they relate what’s being sa...

Not every presentation is linear, and you might prefer to jump back and forth from sections of your deck to a common "table of contents," so you can tackle the presentation in any order. This can be handy, for example, if you're using a deck for training or education. PowerPoint's Zoom feature is...