Opening Your Presence: Presenting the YOU You Want Others to See

by Greta Muller

Is the first impression you make the best impression you can make?We all deliver presentations every day. Whether it’s a formal presentation, like representing your company at a conference, or an informal one, like ordering a café latte from the barista, you are presenting yourself for others to see, hear, and hopefully, accept. In each setting, you have a sincere desire to be seen and heard.

With candor, grace and humor, Greta Muller taps into her extensive experience creating and delivering presentations to teach you how to tap into your greatest gifts and talents. This will enable you to channel the best parts of you into a presence that is personal, powerful and genuine.

Opening Your Presence is written for the nonprofessional speaker who can’t afford to leave a bad impression.

When you open your presence, you learn

Clear away your fears and misconceptions.Prepare for your encounter.Craft your message.Utilize the tools at your disposal.Present with confidence.
Discover how to leverage who you are and what you want to accomplish with guidance from a trusted advisor and coach who works with Fortune 500 companies, start-ups, nonprofits, boutique agencies and individuals. Greta Muller has touched the professional lives of literally thousands of individuals with a desire to be seen and heard. And now it's your turn.

If you want to nail your next presentation with poise and ease, this book is for you.

This second edition is an expanded and revised version of the original. It now includes presentation pointers for opening your presence online as well as in person.

Genres: Leadership

188 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2014

Reviews

[Pumza · Rating 5 out of 5]

Words are not enough to thank the author. I was blown away by her simple methods and the exercises that she suggests people do as they go along reading.

[Brian W · Rating 2 out of 5]

Ok. You had some decent points on how to portray yourself to get others to buy into you. This came from a recommendation from Forbes and overall not super impressed by the book.

[Peyton Gardner · Rating 2 out of 5]

Had to read for work. The last 3-4 chapters had good content. The rest wasn’t anything new or groundbreaking and I didn’t love the authors voice throughout

[Santosh Durgavajjala · Rating 5 out of 5]

Phenomenal book. Enjoyed reading it. Especially the practical lessons of improving your 5 A's was extremely helpful. Worth reading for someone who wants to improve on their listening ,presentation skills and make an impact with their presence on others lives