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    Real Leaders Don't Do PowerPoint (Review and Analysis of Witt's Book)
    Real Leaders Don't Do PowerPoint (Review and Analysis of Witt's Book)
    Real Leaders Don't Do PowerPoint (Review and Analysis of Witt's Book)
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    Real Leaders Don't Do PowerPoint (Review and Analysis of Witt's Book)

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    The must-read summary of Christopher Witt's book: "Real Leaders Don't Do PowerPoint: How to Sell Yourself and Your Ideas".

    This complete summary of the ideas from Christopher Witt's book "Real Leaders Don't Do PowerPoint" shows that when leaders speak, they're not generally trying to dazzle their audience with their mastery of presentation technology. In reality, leaders speak to make a difference, to promote their vision and to change the way people think. In his book, the author argues that in order to learn how to speak like a leader yourself, you must learn how to shape your message in such a way that it will encourage your audience to think differently now, and therefore act differently in the future. This summary provides readers with the four essential elements of speaking like a leader and delivering high quality speeches and presentations that will make an impact.

    Added-value of this summary:
    • Save time
    • Understand key concepts
    • Expand your presentation skills

    To learn more, read "Real Leaders Don't Do PowerPoint" and find out how you can learn to speak like a leader and influence people every time you deliver a presentation.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBusiness Book Summaries
    Release dateNov 12, 2014
    ISBN9782511021354
    Real Leaders Don't Do PowerPoint (Review and Analysis of Witt's Book)

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      Real Leaders Don't Do PowerPoint (Review and Analysis of Witt's Book) - BusinessNews Publishing

      Book Presentation: Real Leaders Don’t Do Powerpoint by Christopher Witt

      Book Abstract

      About the Author

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      Summary of Real Leaders Don’t Do Powerpoint (Christopher Witt)

      1. A great person

      2. A noteworthy event

      3. Compelling message

      4. Masterful delivery

      Book Abstract

      MAIN IDEA

      When leaders speak, they’re generally not trying to dazzle their audience with their mastery of presentation technology. Rather, leaders speak to make a difference, to promote their vision and to change the way people think. In essence, leaders speak to influence and inspire, thereby changing the way people think and act in the future.

      To learn to speak like a leader yourself, you have to move away from presenting information for its own sake. Instead, you have to learn how to shape your message in such a way that it will encourage your audience to think differently now and therefore act differently in the future.

      A great leader’s speech always has four essential elements:

      The average person may settle for having one or two of these elements in place but if you genuinely aspire to give speeches and presentations which are of an influential leader standard, you need to make certain your speeches have all four elements in place.

      "If you’re working your way up, one of the best ways to position yourself as a leader in the eyes of others is to speak like a leader. Just because everyone else shies away from giving speeches or relies too much on PowerPoint is no reason for you to. As a matter of fact, it’s a good reason not to. You need to set yourself apart from other people. So whether you

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