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Kudos About Kaye’s Coaching and Speaking
Press Center |
Rave Reviews for Global
Leader in Engineering, Construction
and Operations By 52 Attendees “You really made the room come alive.” “Your examples were educational and funny.” “ “You provided me with a better understanding of some of my co-workers
as well as myself.” Q. What
adjectives would you use to describe “Lively, eye-opening, and interesting,
informative, energetic, entertaining, exciting, motivating and
inspirational.” Q. What did you learn that are you
going to implement immediately? How will this benefit your career
and/or life?
· “ · “I was reminded that body language is just as
important as what you say verbally. I
will be more aware of my body language.” · “ · “ · “I learned to project my voice for the benefit
of all, but not to the point of being overpowering.” · “I realized how vital it is to always organize
my thoughts and to be constantly ready with answer.”
Association for Financial professionals of Present Speaking
on: Maximize
Your Presentation Skills: How to
Speak, Look and Act on Your Way to the Top: Meet and
Greet: The Crucial Value of First Impressions “Very motivating.” “Very good presentation.” “Thank you for such a refreshing presentation.” “ Adjectives to describe Enthusiastic, happy,
high energy, fun, professional, informative,
knowledgeable, helpful, dynamic, interesting, simple, refreshing, educational,
eye opening. What I learned from ·
Speak with authority. ·
Listen to other’s needs. ·
Be prepared before you speak when
you meet someone. ·
How to use business cards more
effectively. ·
The importance of projecting my
voice. ·
Reiterate to find customer’s pain.
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Listen more. ·
How to speak a bit more
forcefully. ·
How to deepen relationships. ·
I need to be more prepared and
enthusiastic. ·
How to stand properly to look more
professional. ·
Think of the other person. The most important aspect of ·
Interaction with the audience. ·
How to ask better open-ended questions.
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Made presentation fun, even though
some topics can be sensitive. ·
Enthusiastic attitude. ·
It was fun! ·
You were fun. Thanks. ·
Enthusiasm. Great information!
American Payroll Association By
An
autonomous and independent chapter of the American
Payroll Association Perfect Presentation® Dear
Thank you for graciously agreeing to
participate in the American Payroll Association National Payroll Week
celebration. Your speech on “Leadership: After a
long week at work, you got serious CPA’s to belly laugh. You really brought
the group to life. You empowered us to own whatever our individual beliefs
are and speak up about ourselves. Your advance planning made you easy to work
with. You were professional from start to finish. I hope that you will agree to be a
part of the National Payroll Week in future years. I believe that any
group or organization that is considering you for a speaking engagement will be
more than pleased. Thank you again. Sincerely,
2006 Mother of the Year, The
American Payroll Association assumes no responsibility or liability in
connection with the activities of its affiliated chapters.
Speaker “ Your
Untapped Weapon” By 141 attendees + 15 staff
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“Enlightening,
insightful, fun, knowledgeable, lively, wonderful, inclusive, educational,
enthusiastic, informative, energetic, great, dynamic, interesting tidbits,
powerful, active . . .” ·
“You Rock ·
“Loved it. ·
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“Great
presentation!” ·
“The information was
relevant and I can use it right away.” ·
“Brilliant!” ·
“Great. ·
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