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  • Choosing a Growth Strategy

    You will be focusing on selling more of what you’ve built to an expanding customer set at an increasing rate. This is what growing is all about. Choose the right growth strategy for your company and your vision.

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  • Powerful Presentations: Mastering Q&A

    Demo Coach Nathan Gold’s techniques can help entrepreneurs capitalize on Q&A sessions to position their companies favorably in front of investors, customers and audiences of all sizes.

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  • Body Language Matters

    As with most personal communications, your body language, especially your facial expressions, may be giving you away. Be aware of how you’re presenting yourself on all fronts.

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  • Dealing with the Unexpected

    You may have people interrupting, grandstanding or dragging you down the rabbit hole in the form of questions. Learn how to deal with these types of interruptions in a calm and collected way.

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  • How to Run a Great Q&A Session

    Running a smooth Q&A session all starts with letting the audience know when you will take their questions.

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  • The Power of the Pause

    Answering a question too quickly can sometimes lead to the opposite impression you are trying to make. Learn how pausing before answering can be very powerful and help to create a good rapport with your audience.

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  • Tough Questions

    You are always going to be asked tough questions that you may not want to answer or genuinely don’t have an answer for at that moment in time. Learn how to deal with these situations effectively and with confidence.

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  • Motivating by Purpose

    One of the most powerful tools a leader has at their disposal is purpose. When people know why they are doing things they do them much better.

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  • Motivation for Entrepreneurs

    Entrepreneurs choose an entrepreneurial path in order to achieve certain goals, all of which are compelling reasons to keep “bicycling in to the headwind”, solving important problems in innovative ways.

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