Let’s sit down, we need to talk. (Oh, you already are. Excellent.) Making that connection with your audience isn’t always about being as loud as possible. A big performance can help (especially in front of a large audience), but it can be just as effective to tone things down at certain points. Switching style like […]
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It’s easy to get put off something, right? Such as: A particular vegetable that you were given, over-cooked, at school. A physical exercise you’ve tried once. Speaking in front of a group. Don’t let a bad experience put you off public speaking. Get stuck into into it again and you may find that it’s actually
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‘Temet Nosce’ is a way of saying ‘Know Yourself’ in Latin. I know that because I just looked it up. It’s a good piece of advice for presenting. And here’s why: Knowing your strengths is essential so that you can play to them. Seeing yourself through someone else’s perspective is very useful for your on-stage
We’re so keen to be liked, to be approved of, to be seen as nice. But if your presentation is about something that really riles you, then try showing a little of that anger, because the chances are it’ll stir the fire in some of your audience, too. Here are two pretty important anger-related things
Public speaking is communication. You’re like a guide, leading your audience through a jungle of information. If any of your audience members stumble with something you’ve said, they may get left behind. Communicate poorly enough and you may even lose members of your audience altogether. Communicate effectively with your audience and you lead them to
