4Focus Technique
People are more likely to say 'Yes' to what you do or what you ask of them if they are interested in you as a person.
This means you cannot only rely on your content during any kind of presentation or contact moment; you have to show who you are.
The 4Focus technique allows you to be who you are in front of a large group of people and at the same time allows you to interact with your listeners and your surroundings in an effective way. It helps you to focus before and during your presentation by use of 4 focus points:
Audience, Slide, Hands or Thoughts.
The Method is useful for speakers at any level.
It relieves a beginner from nerves that block the possibility to present and lifts an experienced speaker to a level of higher control, giving the opportunity to improvise and interact in the moment.
Trainer
Gerben Tuin is a professional stage- and filmactor, and a theatre director and writer. After finishing his masters in Applied Physics he persued a career in acting. He played leading roles in several Shakespeare productions, joined a German tv-series and wrote and directed his own plays for theater among others. Exercises to craft his own acting skills have been and still are an inspiration to his work as a trainer.
Visit GerbenTuin.nl for more information on his acting career.
People are more likely to say 'Yes' to what you do or what you ask of them if they are interested in you as a person.
This means you cannot only rely on your content during any kind of presentation or contact moment; you have to show who you are.
The 4Focus technique allows you to be who you are in front of a large group of people and at the same time allows you to interact with your listeners and your surroundings in an effective way. It helps you to focus before and during your presentation by use of 4 focus points:
Audience, Slide, Hands or Thoughts.
The Method is useful for speakers at any level.
It relieves a beginner from nerves that block the possibility to present and lifts an experienced speaker to a level of higher control, giving the opportunity to improvise and interact in the moment.
Trainer
Gerben Tuin is a professional stage- and filmactor, and a theatre director and writer. After finishing his masters in Applied Physics he persued a career in acting. He played leading roles in several Shakespeare productions, joined a German tv-series and wrote and directed his own plays for theater among others. Exercises to craft his own acting skills have been and still are an inspiration to his work as a trainer.
Visit GerbenTuin.nl for more information on his acting career.