Jacqueline Farrington

In today's world, everyone is a public speaker, whether we're presenting to a small group or a large audience, in person or online. The ability to connect and engage with our audience is essential for making an impact. The book The Non-Obvious Guide to Better Presentations by Jacqueline Farrington is a practical and proven guide to giving better presentations. It covers everything from creating a strategic presence to building rapport with your audience. The book is based on the science of how our brains encode speaking experiences. It teaches us how to use our voice, body, and language to create a more engaging and persuasive presentation. We'll also learn how to use stories, visuals, and questions to connect with our audience and make our message memorable. The book is written in a clear and concise style, and it's full of practical advice that we can use right away. It's the only book we need to give better presentations, no matter our experience level. The Non-Obvious Guide to Better Presentations is the only book you’ll need to present like a confident change-maker, without fear or imposter syndrome, no matter your experience level. Read it today to get the same public speaking coaching techniques Jacqueline uses with CEOs of Fortune 50 companies.  “In the undeniably vast crowd of books about public speaking, this one stands out for its intelligent, direct approach … An indispensable manual on all aspects of public speaking and a boon to those who may be anxious about it.” —KIRKUS STARRED REVIEW