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Well it was time before some one had to find the crack in the voice!  Like the Richter magnitude measuring earthquakes, this crackdown is measured by snores, booings and of course a pre empted (fake) applause. Of course people am talking about PRESENTATIONS. At schools, colleges and board rooms, this is something of a whiner. You have to pass through these confusing wolfensteins maze of communication before you can see some light (not necessarily at the end of the tunnel). And mostly when you see light at end of our presentations in colleges and offices you are more likely be facing the barrel. The torture that you have caused by your own sweet chords of voice, lashes back at you like a whip.

Making and delivering presentation is an art in itself. Most of all registered or unregistered organisations of this world run its bread and butter exercise to those limited sparks in new ideation and reporting presentations or the result orientation of the mighty excel. But many potential thoughts and credits are lost mid way since they are never reaching the decisive listeners. Those bug bunny ears are tormented through your boring bulleted presentations, and they resulted in the introduction of the new word ”Screw” . Its obvious that you are attached at the end.

Why lament and fear on what you can easily give away to your listeners by a breathtaking, awing presentations. There are ways and techniques to do it, as easy as Plug and Play. Its a way of thought, that you reach to your listeners and in-turn your ideas.

Dont want to sound like a preacher but a messenger to you all. Mr Mohit Chhabra an alumnus of Bimtech has done exactly that being the Chief Grunt Officer of his newly found website http://www.vocalite.co.in where there is a try to change what today is called a “Power ” ” Presentation” lacking the “Point” in between.

I encourage all of you to join this website, since its more based out of a face to face communication to get the best out of the Points in the presentations, to make life a bit easier and interesting to your listeners so that you get the deserved applause.

- Sudip

Yesterday is history, Tomorrow is a mystery. Live in today life a gift you have. And thats why its called the Present. (Kung Fu Panda)

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