136. Wes Wheless On The Four Cs Of Building Trust With A New Audience
Wes Wheless comes back on the show to talk about the 4 techniques he used to build trust with a new audience. In his case the new audience came after a business pivot, but these four techniques are equally relevant to anyone building trust with an audience in a presentation.These 4 techniques also form one of the major frameworks he describes in his upcoming book, so listen up, we are getting a preview of the book!
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135. Ben Steele V2, Otherwise Known As The Maarten Episode
Ben Steele returns to the show to talk more about LLMs, including how the addition of context can mitigate, but not solve, the inherent problem of averageness, ChatGPT on the dating scene, and various ethical angles on the role LLMs play in our lives.
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134. Yalin Yuregil On Selling Software Into The EU
Returning guest Yalin Yuregil talks about selling software across borders, especially into Europe, including some of the factors you'll need to consider for your organization.
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133. Chrissie Bettencourt On Going Up Against The Locals
Chrissie Bettencourt, CEO of a company specializing in remote communication and a certified neuroplastician, gives some great tips on presenting or proposing an idea when you are up against a local incumbent, and on how to increase engagement in remote presentations.
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132. Ben Steele On ChatGPT And Other LLMs
Ben Steele goes into AI and where it is useful for our presentations, and where it merely makes us sound more average and flat. In the process, he brings forth some excellent, and very artistic, turns of phrase.
Whether you are a professional corporate employee or a startup entrepreneur, good communication and presentation skills are widely accepted as critical success factors towards reaching your business goals.
In this podcast, Matt Krause and Alper Rozanes, who are communications trainers, authors and startup investors share their views on assorted presentation-related techniques.
As they say at the beginning of the movie The Matrix, "Follow the white rabbit."