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Anett Grant

Anett Grant

Contributing Writer at Fast Company Online

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Recent Articles

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3 ways leaders can hold engaging presentations in a hybrid setting

Giving a presentation that engages both in-person and remote audience members requires rethinking everything from your slideshow to your body language.
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Why every virtual presentation you attend now is so awkward

In a virtual environment, we’re left without the typical signals in body language and speech to lead us over uncomfortable moments.
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4 instances where provocative language can be effective (and when i...

Being provocative can sometimes be used as a positive communication tool–but don’t overdo it.
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How to use video to improve your leadership presence

A video clip can be an effective addition to your speech–but you need to make sure that it’s relevant to your audience.
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Do these 4 things to appear authentic in your presentation

Don’t put off your audience by giving off a fake persona.
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You’ve just experienced a presentation nightmare, what now?

Don’t worry, it happens to all of us from time to time.
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Adopt these 4 speaking habits to boost your leadership presence

Being a leader is not about teaching your audience–it’s about influencing them with your point of view.
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Why you’re not using enough gestures in your presentations

No, you won’t look nervous by incorporating more hand movements. In fact, they’ll probably make your audience trust you more.
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Planning to speak from a script? Read this first

Speak from the heart (and not a script) in order to engage your audience. Otherwise you risk losing your credibility.
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Four hidden reasons you might be rambling at work

There is nothing wrong with being talkative. But in certain situations, dialing it back can win you professional points.
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Want To Be A Great Storyteller? First, Break These Habits

The story you decide to tell matters just as much as how you decide to tell it.
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These 7 Common Speaking Habits Undercut Your Credibility

These simple behaviors are easy to fall into when you’re nervous, but they can make listeners think twice about taking you seriously.
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Your Presentation Is Drowning In Details, But Here’s How To Fix It

Sometimes you do need to go into detail. Just make sure you know how to quickly get back out again.
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Three Reasons Your Presentation Is Literally Putting People To Sleep

Some speaking habits have a lulling effect. There’s a difference between putting your listeners at ease and helping them nod off.
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How To Deliver Your Presentation In Half The Time You’d Allotted

Talking faster during a presentation is a bad idea. Here are a few better ones.
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When To Go Ahead And Use A Cliché In Your Talk (And When Not To)

Sometimes a cliché can help you get your point across quickly and vividly. Other times it can fall flat.
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The Only Three Notes You Need To Write Before Speaking Off-Script

Spontaneous, off-the-cuff speaking can be tricky, but it’s easier when you don’t try to memorize a script. Here’s how to prepare instead.
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These Four Speaking Habits Are Ruining Your Authenticity

Don’t flash too many smiles–it’s unnerving and makes you seem insincere.
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How To Nail The First 90 Seconds Of That Big Meeting

Do these five things as soon as you walk into the room.
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Three “Powerful” Speaking Habits That Are Intimidating Your Audience

You can radiate authority without compromising on warmth.
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This Public Speaking Habit Is Annoying Your Audience

What looks cool in a TED Talk video might not work so well in person.