If you’ve ever given a presentation, you’re probably familiar with the (awkward) sight of an empty front row. You’ve worked hard to prepare your content, but when your audience arrives, they scatter to the back, and it can feel like you’re speaking to a distant room, which makes engaging with your audience much more challenging. So, how do you fix this? There is a simple tactic that can help fill those empty seats up front and create a more engaged audience: get to the auditorium early, and personally invite the 5-10 of the firstcomers to sit in the front. It’s a straightforward approach, but it works wonders. Why it works The ...