Demo and Presentation Identities
The Comedian
Known for their crowd work skills, Comedians think on their feet – but their tendency to speak off the cuff can get them into trouble.
The Professor
They know their space and their solutions. Professors are often the smartest person in the room, but all of that knowledge can be a curse.
The Motivational Speaker
Their energy is infectious. They can captivate an audience like no one else. But some audiences don’t respond well to their bold style.
The Planner
Meticulous with a keen eye for detail, Planners walk into the room ready to rock, but, when things go wrong, they may not be as quick to adapt as personalities.
The Guide
People buy from people they like, and everyone likes The Guide. Guides truly care about their clients, but they will sometimes go too far out of their way to make a client happy.
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