You won't always need to CRAM, but when you do, here's how: In this 1-hour program you'll see the master - Jason Teteak from Rule the Room - model for you in one hour exactly How to get the instant wow factor for YOUR presentation -  and you don't need any special talent to do it.  Here's the breakdown: How to make absolutely certain that “NO ONE” will want to leave your presentation before you are finished and especially in the first 5 minutes! How to Practice for “90/10” after your notes are ready so that you always look like you know what you’re talking about and your audience trusts you. The “Classic Rule of Presenting” that feeds your wow and gets the audience to love your presentation. The masterful topic hook formula that builds credibility and rapport when you need it the most through every topic. The three types of key language objectives to always give to people when you present. Two things that sadden and offend that you have to avoid throughout every aspect of your presentation. How to master your tone by talking with a deep and resonating tone from the diaphragm to project confidence, knowledge, and credibility. The easiest way to use humor to get people to laugh with you, and stay engaged, follow along and understand what you’re saying Our “4-archetype system” for telling a story that lets you be genuine and authentic to your natural presentation personality style When (and how) to answer questions, so that you always look like an expert (including questions that you do -and DON’T- know the answer to Learn how to keep the focus on them (your audience) rather than making it all about you (Almost EVERY presenter doesn’t know this) Access to our best-performing Slideshow Handout (And what NEVER to put on your slides that makes audiences cringe) How to “demo effectively” by solving their pain, showing how easy it is and getting real with your audience (Hint: Demo is not what you think) How to “find your sweet spot” that feels good to your audience and shows confidence and credibility Why facial expressions are so important, and our top recommendations on how to use your eyes, mouth and face to maximize engagement What “targeted movements” are and how you can use your hands, body and eye contact (while presenting your content at the same time) Learn how to manage pace and be sensitive to time, without checking your watch or leaving a bad impression How to show you delivered a presentation that they loved to attend and still summarize your major points and thank them for coming The best way to handle questions at the end (and throughout) the presentation and how long to wait (you won’t expect this one)