From my knowledge and experience having a great flow to you're training will make the difference between having a fun, exciting and interactive training or a snooze fest! Not flowing during you're training session will effect you're ability to really reach your audience. Having cohesiveness with you're training, training material and your power point is crucial. If one is off it will effect your entire training in a negative way. So how do you avoid not having flow to you're training? LONG PREPARATION and SHORT EXECUTION! Taking extra time to prepare for you're training will only benefit you and your audience and there's nothing wrong with practicing your power point and training. Get up and practice as if it were a live training. This will help you work through all the bugs that tend to happen during a training. Something else practice helps prevent or prepare for is MURPHY'S LAW, LoL. If it can go wrong it will and if you think it can't happen to you just wait, if it can go wrong it will! Something that really helped me that Noel Lee & John Asbil thought me was to record your practice sessions as well as your live trainings and then listen to them. Take the time to critique yourself as if you were the audience. This will help tremendously! Flow is everything, thats how important it is!
Gage Karst
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