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How To Discover Your Presentation Persona

How to be more efficient as a presenter

Presentation expert Scott Schwertly offers a special tool to help you find your most effective presentation persona.

Most Presenters Are Inefficient 

They are inefficient with their rehearsal time. They are inefficient with maximizing PowerPoint. And, they are inefficient with how they deliver their messages in front of a room. All of these serve as a poor reflection of their true public speaking potential.

A lot of this abuse happens due to laziness, but I am going to take that argument one step further. Most of this inefficiency happens simply because of a lack of self-awareness. The good news is that presenters don’t need to be in the dark.

Enter Badge. It’s a proprietary assessment tool that will help you discover exactly who you are as a presenter, and it only takes 10-12 minutes. Now, that is efficient. You can think of it as the Myers-Briggs for presenters where you can find out which 1 of 16 profiles fits you best.

Discover Your Presentation Persona in 3 Easy Steps:

  1. Go to ethos3.com/badge
  2. Take the Badge assessment
  3. Pick up a copy of What’s Your Presentation Persona? to learn about your profile

Within a few minutes, you will out exactly what you bring to the table in relation to presentations and public speaking. Will you be the energetic Activator? The well-loved Befriender? Or perhaps the clever Scientist?

Self-awareness is a good thing. There is no better time then right now to discover and maximize your presentation persona.

Scott Schwertly is the Founder and CEO of Ethos3 and the creator of Badge, a proprietary presentation assessment tool which helps presenters discover and maximize their presentation style. He is also the author of What’s Your Presentation Persona?.

 

Scott Schwertly is the Founder and CEO of Ethos3 and the creator of Badge, a proprietary presentation assessment tool which helps presenters discover and maximize their presentation style. He is also the author of What's Your Presentation Persona?