please read the comment section. for details and also provide me with a feedback..this is based on NLP technique.. Regards
From India, Delhi
22From India, Delhi
Your startup deserves smart HR solutions?automate, optimize & scale today. See It In Action - Book Your Demo
Good presentation.. Almost everybody is aware of it but the problem is, we dont implement.. This presentation will boost up confidence.. Thnks Regds
From India, Calcutta
From India, Calcutta
A very good ppt....some more related points can be accomodated like some common situations in office and how to handle them confidently..
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
Hello, Nice posting...we all know these guides to enhance our confidence,but we tend to give it a slip and never implement them...this is refreshing to me and i would put it in action.. thanks Swapna
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Hi Arpee,
Very nice presentation. The cat crossing the road expresses the essence so well. You may consider the following for improvement:
1. Steps don't seem appropriate for the confidence cycle—it should be a vicious cycle.
2. Slide #4—the title should be "Confidence" or "Self-esteem" or "You Are What You Think You Are."
3. You may like to have a few slides to aid your comments on slide #6—that may sync better with the audience.
All the best.
From India, Bangalore
Very nice presentation. The cat crossing the road expresses the essence so well. You may consider the following for improvement:
1. Steps don't seem appropriate for the confidence cycle—it should be a vicious cycle.
2. Slide #4—the title should be "Confidence" or "Self-esteem" or "You Are What You Think You Are."
3. You may like to have a few slides to aid your comments on slide #6—that may sync better with the audience.
All the best.
From India, Bangalore
Hi Arpee,
The presentation is fabulous! The cat crossing the road is too good. You may consider the following points for improvement:
1. The confidence cycle may be shown as a vicious circle - it rebuilds itself.
2. The title of slide 4 may be "Self Esteem" or "You Are What You Think You Are" or something similar.
3. Slides 6 and 7, which outline the cycle of self-confidence, should come before the body language slides because body language is one of the steps of the cycle.
4. Slides 6 and 7 could be combined into one to illustrate how positive thinking breeds positive results and vice versa. You have lots of comments on these slides - these could be visually represented in a few slides.
5. Slide 9 should be the final slide - it provides a grand ending to your presentation, and people will remember it for a long time.
Best of luck,
Arun
From India, Bangalore
The presentation is fabulous! The cat crossing the road is too good. You may consider the following points for improvement:
1. The confidence cycle may be shown as a vicious circle - it rebuilds itself.
2. The title of slide 4 may be "Self Esteem" or "You Are What You Think You Are" or something similar.
3. Slides 6 and 7, which outline the cycle of self-confidence, should come before the body language slides because body language is one of the steps of the cycle.
4. Slides 6 and 7 could be combined into one to illustrate how positive thinking breeds positive results and vice versa. You have lots of comments on these slides - these could be visually represented in a few slides.
5. Slide 9 should be the final slide - it provides a grand ending to your presentation, and people will remember it for a long time.
Best of luck,
Arun
From India, Bangalore
The best & Inspiritative one. Eloberation is some how short to clear the concepts, but if any one appliees his/her mind then nothing like that
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Good one. I like it very much. But there is a lot of material to build confidence, and reading alone cannot build confidence! Exercise is key; just keep up with the exercises for the same, isn't it?
From India, Morvi
From India, Morvi
Looking for something specific? - Join & Be Part Of Our Community and get connected with the right people who can help. Our AI-powered platform provides real-time fact-checking, peer-reviewed insights, and a vast historical knowledge base to support your search.
