It is easy to get up and start to lecture. President Obama
was known for lecturing during his press conferences. But facts and opinions
are not necessarily communicating.
It is easy to fall into thinking you have to tell everything
during a presentation. All the details and history may bury uncomfortable
facts, but is not communicating.
Communicating is thinking
about your audience.
Who is going to be there?
What decision needs to be made?
(Reason for meeting)
What information do they need to
have to make their decision?
You communicate when you make it easy for the audience to learn, ask questions, discuss and
decide.
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