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There is a lot of discussion out there about a creativity as a commodity. This presentation offers a clear description on what creativity is, how to engage it in yourself and other and what the rewards are. For the record it also one of the best visual presentations I have seen for a while – content rich PowerPoint freaks – take note. Enjoy.
Well last night I had the honour of doing a presentation covering the hot topics for many professional speakers – “How to get published and sell lots of books”. Always a lively topic for debate, last night was no different.
My presentation was followed by a publishing panel where we discussed a range of topics from choosing the right title and cover design to the value of writing your own e-books.
I would like to say a big thank you to Jason Fox for roping me in to do the presentation and to everyone who attended – your feedback was really very nice and I have already had emails from 15 of you.
So there is nothing stopping you now. It is time to get published and sell lots of books.
Cheers,
Andrew
Here is a Slideshare presentation by Carmine Gallo who has written a book about Steve Jobs presentation skills. He is considered by many to be one of the best presenters out there at the moment and I agree. The purpose of a presentation is to transfer information to an audience and get them to take action. It sounds so simple yet so many people get it so wrong.
To everyone who attended The Mortgage Gallery conference in Perth this week, and specifically my presentation, I would like to say a big thank you. The last presentation of the day can be a tough slot to fill, but you were energetic, engaged and fun to present to. Congratulations for being such an inspirational group of people – it’s easy to see why you are so successful. Here is a copy of my presentation.
Andrew Griffiths