Re: FN-FORUM: BNI

date posted 30th June 2003 20:04

That's the bit I can do - I used to teach presentation skills. LOL! I do it
at nearly every FSB meeting. It's the one-to-one stuff...that's where you
notice that they are people.

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Kathy
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DNRC Minister for Useful but Irritating Information and Trivia
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Subject: RE: FN-FORUM: BNI


> Hi Kathy
>
> It seems scary, but really it's not - if you can train people, you can
speak
> to them. There probably won't be more than 20 people there, if that, and
> it's only a minute.
>
> try the format:
>
> Hi everyone, my name is XXXXX and my company is XXXXXX
> We are a XXXXXX company based in XXXXXX
> Today i'd like to talk to you about one aspect of my company - XXXXX (web
> design, graphic design, search engine listings, whatever)
>
> The 3 main benefits of (whatever you're talking about) are 1,2,3
>
> If you would like to talk to me more about this, or know anyone who would,
> please let me have their details for a no obligation, non salesy chat.
>
> Thats me, XXXXX (name) from XXXXX (company name)
>
> So, for example:
>
> Hi everyone, my name is John and my company is Johns Training
> We are a Microsoft certified training company based in Edinburgh
> Today i'd like to talk to you about one aspect of my company - Trainnig
for
> Mis#crosoft Word
>
> The 3 main benefits of showing your staff how to really use Word are:
>
> * No more wasted time looking for ways to do things - my courses cover the
> basics and more in ten minutes
> * No more insufficient in house training - let your staff know how to use
> word properly from the start
> * Umm, something else!!
>
> If you would like to talk to me more about this, or know anyone who would,
> please let me have their details for a no obligation, non salesy chat.
>
> Thats me, John Foster from Johns Training
>
>
> Say it at a slower pace than you read it, don't forget to breathe and
don't
> worry too much - there's always someone worse than you there!
>
> Hope that helps!
>
>
>
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>
> Thanks, Norman. I'll practice. I wish I knew what I did...I can't really
say
> "anything for money, most things for food", can I?
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> DNRC Minister for Useful but Irritating Information and Trivia
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