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The importance of developing strong presentation and communication skills cannot be overstated.

Nothing happens without it! Communication is the force that gives life to your passions, power to your ideas and purpose to your knowledge. It's the catalyst that turns mere potential into tangible success. 

Strong communication is a true "amplifier" skill that serves you in so many rich and immeasurable ways: it sharpens you; builds confidence and power; accelerates your results; and provides a unique sense of security.

It may be the best “success secret” there is!

Plus, it's a timeless skill that can never be taken away from you. Most skills can (and will) eventually be rendered valueless ... but strong communication will always be in demand, and will always give you a major advantage over your competition. 

Unfortunately, a lot of people choose to discount the importance of strong communication. But the truth is, if you can’t connect with people and communicate your excitement and ideas, you’re giving up your potential.

And this is why the most successful people in every walk of life have always shown a willingness to focus on and develop this transcendent skill.

This course is not for everybody ... only serious students and professionals who understand the immense power and personal freedom that strong communication skills can deliver; who appreciate that the best way to take ownership of this life-changing skill is to truly understand the WHY that drives it; and who are willing to commit themselves to actually applying what they learn.

As the great American thinker Ralph Waldo Emerson said, "The man who knows HOW will always have a job; the man who knows WHY will always be his boss" ... and with Dr. Horvath, you have a rare opportunity to peak under the hood of the human mind and discover the WHY that drives strong presenting and communication.

Whether your opportunity is with 5 people in your office, 50 people in a hotel meeting room, or 500 people on a webinar -- or if you can profit by starting a podcast, posting videos online, or even sending a out sales DVDs (yeah, those still work) -- rest assured that you can squeeze a lot more out of any such opportunity if you truly understand what makes communication work.

Ideas are the currency of the 21^st century.

There’s nothing more inspiring than a bold idea delivered by a great speaker. Ideas, effectively packaged and delivered, can change the fate of your business or career.

If you consider many of the brands and business leaders who’ve successfully captured the spirit of the market in recent years, it’s clear that presenting a good idea in a compelling manner is a fast track to success.

A presentation can give you the biggest, fastest, and most reliable return on investment by getting your unique and personal message permanently embedded into the hearts and minds of of your precisely targeted audience.

Presentations offer the most efficient way to sort through prospects, close new customers and grow a business. Plus, they're proven to build rapport, create trust and establish authority.

Strong presentations are fueling top performers in virtually every industry from from direct selling, network marketing, consulting, software, info products, local businesses, and so on.

And, if you're not leveraging this powerful marketing tool in your business or career, you're missing out on a massive opportunity. 

If you don't consider yourself to be "good" at public speaking, don't worry ... it's absolutely a learned skill!

"Presentation literacy" is a teachable superpower that anyone (young or old) can benefit from. Contrary to what a lot of people think, you're not born good or bad at certain skills, and you certainly don't lose the ability to master new skills once you reach a certain age.

In fact, thanks to the study of neuroplasticity, scientists have discovered that the brain actually grows and changes throughout life. The intense repetition of a task creates new, stronger neural pathways, and as a person becomes an expert in a particular area – music, sports, public speaking – the areas of the brain associated with those skills actually grow.

Dr. Horvath says, “We all get better at what we do repeatedly” ... and if you speak a lot in public, the areas of the brain associated with this skill will become stronger and more developed.

So, what does this mean? It means everyone has the capacity to be good at communication and presenting.

However, if you consider yourself to be poor at public speaking, it also means that now is the time to take action so you can start the process of getting better through strategic learning, practice and repetition.

If you're afraid of public speaking, don't worry ... you're not alone. Almost everyone has experienced the fear of public speaking.  

There are countless examples of famous people who were terrified of public speaking before they found a way to become really good at it, from Richard Branson to Warren Buffet to Joel Osteen to Princess Diana (who was known as “shy Di” and hated giving speeches ... but found a way to speak informally in her own voice before the world fell in love with her).

And this fear is completely logical, because our reputation and credibility can be greatly impacted by how we come across to others when we speak. We are profoundly social animals, and -- for better or worse -- we care about what others think of us.

But public communication is too important to your success and happiness to disregard just because it can seem scary. So, like we mentioned in the previous FAQ, it's important take action now and start the process of gaining confidence through strategic learning, practice and repetition.

Also, you may have heard the saying “competence creates confidence”. Unfortunately, trying to mentally manufacture confidence with mind exercises and motivational tricks alone is nearly impossible. Fear is best erased by actually knowing what you are doing (which comes through practice) and why you are doing it (which comes through learning).

And today, you have the rare opportunity to discover the why that drives group communication, and learn how the world's most successful leaders and entrepreneurs are using it to connect with their audience and grow their business.

It's been said that "what you fear and don’t face, controls you". So, if you are letting a fear of public speaking hold you back, I really urge you to check out "The Neuroscience of Presenting" course, and commit yourself to developing (and mastering) this important skill!

Local business owners often ask us if the material in this course is valuable for them?

Because, sure, many of the world's biggest companies (including Disney, Harley Davidson and Home Depot ... just to name a few) are using presentations every day to reach new audiences, open-up new markets and boost profits.

And this skill is heavily leveraged in the most "sophisticated” environments as well: IPO’s are assembled in Wall Street skyscrapers by pitchmen making presentations to underwriters and investment firms; ad agencies secure accounts with boardroom presentations; and entrepreneurs gain new funding with well-crafted pitches delivered to debtors and investors.

But what about small local businesses ... do group presentations work for them? In short, ABSOLUTELY!

Sure, relatively few “Main Street” brick-and-mortar businesses ever figure out that delivering a well-crafted presentation can become an unrivaled growth-machine for their business. But those who do are able to establish a huge advantage over their competition.

At the local level, one great speech can differentiate a doctor, lawyer, dental practice, financial advisor, school operator, restaurant owner, real estate agent, retail shop, chiropractor, etc., etc., from all competitors and peers ... and make them a leading expert and pseudo-celebrity in their market.

For example, take Tom and Nick Kardaza, who have built a hugely profitable real estate brokerage firm in Toronto on the strength of a powerful presentation delivered online, in their offices, and at trade seminars (www.rockstarbrokerage.com).

Or Matt Zagula, who has grown his wealth management practice to over 7-figures (in a painfully tiny market) by hosting “Evening with the Author” events at local bookstores (www.zagulamanagement.com).

Or Dr. Scott Westermeier, who has mastered the use of in-office seminars on "Better Living with Dental Implants" to build a thriving practice near Buffalo, NY (www.wmsmile.com).

Or countless other business owners who have made this strategy work for them by adapting it to “non-traditional” formats like online webcasts, prerecorded webinars, videos, podcasts, tele-seminars, and so on.

Bottom line: smart professionals in virtually every field are leveraging strong presentations.

They are relatively few in number, but they are thriving … and you can too!