
My Favourite Tip: Justin Coulson - A three-step plan for powerful presentations
About this episode
A good presentation can almost feel like alchemy; it requires deep and fascinating subject matter, delivered with confidence and style, and it needs to impart some kind of message.
That’s a lot of boxes to check! But therein lies the key: parenting expert Dr Justin Coulson sees just how much audiences need to get out of a keynote, so he puts just as much in.
Justin breaks down how evidence, stories and messages work together to create impactful presentations.
Connect with Justin at the Happy Families website or listen to his podcast
You can find the full interview here: Make mornings magic with parenting expert Dr Justin Coulson
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