NO SWEAT Public Speaking Blog

When was Your Presentation last update d? You If it’s been awhile – Keep reading! Doing a Presentation Makeover makes sense if: The ...

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Seriously, there are Lots of reasons to arrive that early! We all know that ‘Stuff’ happens. Arriving early, some may say very early, is not an option for the speaker who is on top of his/her game. It’s your presentation, and your responsibility to yourself and those who will be attending, to do the best you can to make sure Where you are speaking is ready for You and the Audience! Here is a list of things that need to be checked on, plus a few other reasons to arrive early,

My Presentation Was So Good, There Are No Questions – Correct? Photo Credit – Michael Elliott Don’t bet on it! Many people are shy, and your audience may be full of people who want to ask something, but don’t want to be the first to raise their hand. Some are concerned about asking a question that you covered well, and they might embarrass themselves if they ask. Solution: Ask the first question yourself! Here’s some verbiage I’ve used: (You’ll have to adapt this to the sub

YOU Supply the Text! If I’m using a PowerPoint / Keynote Presentation and project the slide on the right onto a screen, and at the same time say, “It’s time for you to leave!” – You ‘Get It!’ The slide, showing a door opening with an EXIT Sign above , is clean and simple. My verbiage supplies the text – keeping the slide, and hence the message, clean and simple! There is no need to have text, stating what I just said; flying, dropping or twisting in from one, two or more ang