by Aimee DuBrule | Jun 27, 2021 | Articles
There are countless communication channels out there nowadays. Audiences are fragmented, with people hanging out in multiple places at any given time. We also tend to hop between channels more frequently than ever before. With so much fragmentation, what’s the...
by Aimee DuBrule | Jun 13, 2021 | Articles
Have you ever needed to promote your work with customers or internal stakeholders within an organization? If you’re like most professionals, the prospect of self-promotion is deeply uncomfortable. You want to focus on your area of expertise, not on selling yourself....
by Aimee DuBrule | Jun 3, 2021 | Articles
There’s a big difference between being prepared versus perfect in our work. Preparation paves the way to presenting with impact. On the other hand, striving for perfection can lead to crippling stage fright, frustration about our performance, and a lack of...
by Aimee DuBrule | May 17, 2021 | Articles
This week we’re going to talk about everybody’s favourite part of presenting: rehearsal. You didn’t think we were going to skip this step, did you? Rehearsal is one of the most important components to presenting with confidence. It’s also the step that everybody...
by Aimee DuBrule | Apr 25, 2021 | Articles
When preparing a remote presentation there are many variables to take into account. It can easy to forget the basics. And yet, those basics can make the difference between delivering a presentation with impact—or being that person who drones on in the background while...
by Aimee DuBrule | Apr 18, 2021 | Articles
If you’ve ever presented information to an audience, you know how excruciating this process can be. Many of us aspire to be the next Steve Jobs–or whichever famous communicator is your favourite. The trouble is, when we imitate somebody else, we fail to convey who we...
