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When people communicate with each other they have one or more of four tools available to them to help convey their message. They can inform, entertain, persuade, or inspire. At Sliding.ca we believe persuasion is all but dead. This leaves presenters with no choice but to avail themselves of what's left, using them, ideally, in combination with each other.If your goal is to inform your audience, inform and inspire them. If your goal is to entertain your audience, entertain and inspire them. But, if your goal is to wow your audience and leave them with an experience they will learn from and thank you for, deliver a presentation that will inform, entertain, and inspire them all at the same time.Inspire or Perish will teach you how to do that. Learn, practice, and use the tips and techniques in this book and you will be well on your way to creating presentations that your audience will listen to, remember, and embrace long after you've left the stage. Don't perish, inspire!

This collection delves into the experiences of a teenage boy navigating the complexities of growing up in contemporary Cleveland, Ohio. Through a blend of poetry and short stories, it captures the challenges, emotions, and moments of self-discovery that define his journey, offering a poignant reflection on adolescence in a vibrant urban setting.

Unlocking your fullest potential requires embracing vulnerability and authenticity in all aspects of life, including work, relationships, and personal growth. The book offers transformative insights and practical strategies to help you shed mediocrity and foster deeper connections as a career person, parent, friend, and partner. By metaphorically "getting naked," you can reveal your true self and achieve the fulfillment you desire.

Municipal leaders grapple with prioritizing non-mandated civic projects amid budget constraints. This study examines their decision-making processes through a framework grounded in three theories, highlighting themes such as expert opinions, project completion costs, perceived value, and funding availability. Key areas needing enhancement include infrastructure, traffic management, and community engagement. The findings advocate for improved governmental transparency and systematic decision-making, ultimately contributing to a deeper understanding of organizational decision-making processes in local governance.

Focusing on postcolonial African filmmakers from the 1950s to today, this book offers a unique interdisciplinary approach, merging film studies, African cultural studies, and postcolonial theory. It features in-depth analyses of individual films and directors while engaging with significant theoretical concepts, providing a comprehensive understanding of the cultural and historical contexts that shape these cinematic works.

Focusing on Spain's infamous Armada, the narrative unfolds from its initial planning stages to the disastrous voyage home around the British Isles. It explores the strategic ambitions, key figures involved, and the catastrophic events that led to one of history's most notable naval failures, providing a comprehensive account of this pivotal moment in maritime history.

Francisco Gómez de Sandoval, Duke of Lerma (1553-1625) is the last major unknown statesman in modern European history. Patrick Williams brings him dramatically to life and challenges the assumptions that historians have made about him and about Spanish history at a time of profound crisis, inviting a re-evaluation of the phenomenon of government by favorites in this seminal period of European history. Lerma served Philip III as his favorite and first minister between 1598 and 1618. His power dazzled contemporaries; one petitioner telling Philip that he had come to see him "because I could not get an appointment with the Duke of Lerma." Within a decade of assuming office Lerma had raised his family from humiliating poverty to great riches and was the greatest patron of the arts in Europe. His use of power provoked intense debate about the nature of corruption in government. Yet Lerma remained deeply ambivalent about his position. Determined to follow family tradition and retire into religious life to secure the salvation of his soul, he secured a cardinalate in 1617, ending his life as a prince of the Church.

Personal and professional coaching, which has emerged as a powerful career in the last several years, has shifted the paradigm of how people who seek help with life transitions find a "helper" to partner with them in designing their desired future.

A range of essential skills and techniques provided by renowned life coach trainer Pat Williams.