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To make a good presentation in public is important the preparation that ane has. Have to read, analize and understand well the subject. Also have confidence and security to be able to present in public. And above all positive attiude

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To make a good presentation in public is important the preparation that ane has. Have to read, analize and understand well the subject. Also have confidence and security to be able to present in public. And above all positive attiude

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To make an excelente presentation is necesary to practice until you acquire that skill. To breathe deeply, to speak slowly and clearly. and also use tools to help us provide information. Also is best done by making eye contact if you are talking with your people.

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To make an excelente presentation is necesary to practice until you acquire that skill. To breathe deeply, to speak slowly and clearly. and also use tools to help us provide information. Also is best done by making eye contact if you are talking with your people.

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I considered that each tip is important for make a presentatio. Taking into consideration that is new experience , in thee that a long the all of live.

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To speak in front of an audience we must have confidence and courage, feel safe. 

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To speak in front of an audience we must have confidence and courage, feel safe. 

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When presenting to an audience we must be well dressed to make a good impression, bring support material as Power Point, to make your presentation more dynamic and understandable

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When presenting to an audience we must be well dressed to make a good impression, bring support material as Power Point, to make your presentation more dynamic and understandable

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Preparing a good presentation in front of your colleagues or in other places has many points to follow ,expressing your ideas and knowledge gained

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Express the best ideas we have on the subject studied. fell confident about what we say and have mastery of the subject. Speak with a good one of voice and be consistent with what

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Preparing a presentation before the public should be the subject to idea with an speak with a tone of your own  and use different strategies to clarify idea and benefits they offer and maintan a pleasant charisma with the people around them

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To make a good presentation , we must take time to prepare will and give an excellent exposition where the experts in the subject are each of us.

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the prepare is important for give a presentation in front of a group of people. i then practiced in front of a video camera.

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The proper dress of the presentation should be excellent and use the correct vocabulary for the conversation and give a good personality.

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A dress apprpriately is very important a discussion to atract the attention of the public and being possitive of what is going to be said

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To be prepared : if you are confident and have domain of the topic , you can call the attention of all viewers. Is more important know the topic and think all questions ocurred, because the people are inpredictable. In that case you need involve differents things: eye contact, visual aid, do authentic, be clear, speak about own experiences, etc. 

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To be prepared : if you are confident and have domain of the topic , you can call the attention of all viewers. Is more important know the topic and think all questions ocurred, because the people are inpredictable. In that case you need involve differents things: eye contact, visual aid, do authentic, be clear, speak about own experiences, etc. 

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The more prepared you are, the more comfortable you will be come presentation time. Before I gave my first presentation I scripted out what I wanted to say word-for-word and memorized it. I then practiced in front of my video camera. While you may not need to take your preparation to that extreme, if you want to influence people with your presentation, make sure you are prepared.    

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The more prepared you are, the more comfortable you will be come presentation time. Before I gave my first presentation I scripted out what I wanted to say word-for-word and memorized it. I then practiced in front of my video camera. While you may not need to take your preparation to that extreme, if you want to influence people with your presentation, make sure you are prepared.    

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Just as someone forms an opinion of a website in less than one second, they will also form an opinion of you in less than a second. If you want them to take your message seriously, they need to take you seriously. While I hate wearing suits and ties, when I speak, I almost always wear a suit and tie.
Arriving early reduces stress, allows you to become familiar with your surroundings, and gives you time to get set up without rushing.  If you will be using in microphone, make sure it’s working and has a fresh battery if it’s wireless. If you are using a Keynote or PowerPoint presentation, make sure the remote is working and that your slides are being displayed correctly.
I have found that using visual aids such as a PowerPoint or Keynote presentation helps. Not only do attractive slides help your audience absorb your message, but they also help you stay on track.
Be sure the fonts and images used are large enough that the people in the back of the room can easily see them. Throughout my career I have found that 80% of the people who use visuals don’t take into consideration that people will need to read them in the back of the room. Not only does this reflect poorly on the speaker, but it undermines their ability to connect with their audience.
The person introducing you should have a short script or bullet points of what to say when introducing you. The goal is for this person to establish you as an authority on your subject.
I always open my presentations with a smile and warm welcome.  When I do this I see people smiling back and beginning to connect with me. Try it and you will see what I mean.
As you open your presentation, be warm and gracious and look for ways to emotionally connect with your audience. Help them feel the need for what you are offering.
For some reason when people stand up and start speaking their egos grow like Pinocchio’s nose. If you want people to like you, respect you, and connect with you, be authentic and stay humble.
Part of earning people’s respect as a presenter is making sure you are prepared to deliver your message in the time allowed. If you are giving a one-hour presentation, know where you want to be 15, 30, and 45 minutes into your presentation. If you see you are running behind at any of these points, then adjust to get yourself back on track.  Rushing to finish makes you look like you weren’t prepared.
If you want people to connect with you and your message, they need to feel included. That’s best done by making eye contact. If you are talking to a small group, look at each person for one or two sentences. If you are talking to a large group, look at each section of people for one or two sentences. Try to keep eye contact with each person or section until you complete your sentence, and then transition your eyes to another person or section of the room.
When you are speaking be sure to walk from one side of the stage or room to the other as you include people from both sides. You should also avoid walking backwards while you are talking or people may feel a disconnection.
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve sat in a room listening to someone and been completely lost or struggling to try to figure out what they are trying to say. Make sure you are speaking with crystal clear clarity and never use jargon, acronyms, and slang that people may not understand.
Give people an overview at the beginning as to what you will be sharing, and then summarize what you’ve said when concluding your presentation. I always look to do this in a creative way, so the audience does not realize what I am doing.
When you organize all of your thoughts and materials it helps you to become much more relaxed and calm. When you have clear, organized thoughts it can greatly reduce your speaking anxiety because you can better focus on the one thing at hand, giving a great speech.
Nothing takes the place of practicing and preparing for your speech. Write out a script of your key points, but don’t read from the script word for word. Prepare for your speech so well that you could answer any possible question thrown at you.
“What if my audience hates my speech? What if they boo me off stage?” Try to eliminate all of your fears of rejection. The audience is there to listen to you for a reason.
When you speak try to get into a rhythm or a flow. Keep your sentences short and to the point and repeat key points. A short pause in between points can add anticipation to what you are going to say next.
Practice your speech in front of the mirror as if you were speaking directly to someone. If you really want to learn how to improve public speaking skills then…

Pay attention to:
Your facial expressionsYourgesturesYour body movements.How welcoming you appear

When you have gentle expressions and a calm demeanor when you speak, you will be more welcoming to your audience.
Record your speech on your phone or video camera. Record yourself giving the talk from beginning to end. Then listen to it or watch it, and make notes on how you could make it better. Some people do not like listening to the sound of their voice on tape, so it is important that you get used to your own voice and speaking style.
When you focus on your breathing your voice will have more resonance and you will relax. Breathe calmly and focus on getting into a rhythm. Although this is a public speaking exercise, breath-work will help reduce stress and improve clarity in all areas of life.
When someone asks me how he can build effective communication skills and improve his public speaking, I quote to him the words of Elbert Hubbard, who said, “The only way to learn to speak is to speak and speak, and speak and speak, and speak and speak and speak.”
There are plenty of people you can practice on. Be sure to tell the person to be completely honest with you in their critique.

Examples of people you can practice on:

A significant other.
Your friends.
Your parent.
Your dog

Speaking directly to another person will help relax you and give you experience with getting feedback from someone. If they have questions about your speech, it is likely that members of an audience will have the same questions.
Find a great coach or mentor. There are many groups that you can join to learn the art of public conversation. A group such as Toastmasters is non-profit and helps people get over their fears by having them practice speaking on subjects over and over.

Exercising lightly before a presentation can get your blood circulating and send oxygen to your brain. Take a walk before a speech or do a few knee bends.
Sometimes, having a powerpoint can be your best friend. It can help you if you lose your train of thought, keep your audience engaged, and give people a good place to grab notes and main points from.
Sometimes squeezing some lemon into your water helps as well. It helps lubricate your throat. Try to avoid sugary beverages before speaking. These can dry out your mouth and make it harder to talk.
McFarland, who passed away in 1985, is also known as the “Dean of American Public Speakers,” and in his book, he didn’t talk about methodology or technique at all.

His central message, which influenced me very strongly when I began speaking publicly, was that the key to eloquence is the emotional component that the speaker brings to the subject.

Ernest Hemingway wrote that “In order to write well, you must know 10 words about the subject for every word that you write.  Otherwise, the reader will know that this is not true writing.”

I personally feel that, in speaking, you must know 100 words for every word that you speak.  Otherwise, your audience will have the sense that you don’t really know what you’re talking about.

Focus on delivering your material in the best way possible. Don’t worry about audience reactions.
When you let go of your stress and relax it eases your body and makes you less tense. Look at #24 for an interesting way that might help you to relax . . .
There is always going to be someone in the audience on their phone or yawning. Remember that there will always be people who are bored or tired. None of these audience reactions have anything to do with you personally.
Talking fast during a speech interferes with your breathing patterns. If you talk too fast you will breathe less. Feeling short of breath will make you panicked and more susceptible to fear. Practice slowing down when you speak, and you will be more calm and relaxed.
Learn to channel your nervous energy into positive energy. Being nervous is a form of adrenaline. You can use it in a positive way to help give an impassioned presentation during public speaking events.
Make a decision right now that you want to learn to speak and learn to speak well. Be willing to pay any price and go to any lengths to achieve your goal.

I have seen people leapfrog over others in their careers by overcoming their speaking anxiety. In the long run the better you are and the better you get at it the farther and farther you will go in your business career.

Meditating can help clear your head of negative thoughts. In an article in Forbes, Dan Harris, co-anchor of Nightline and Good Morning America discussed his public speaking anxiety and how meditating for 5 minutes a day helped him to eradicate negative thoughts from his mind.
Public speaking can be a great source of income. Here’s a video I made recently about speaking in 69 countries and how I began public speaking.
Your strongest critic is you. When you finish a speech or delivering a presentation, give yourself a pat on the back. You overcame your fears and you did it. Have pride in yourself.
Practice makes perfect. If there is a video of your speech, watch it and make notes on how you can improve on it for next time.
The powerful speech pause might be the most important speaking technique you will ever learn. Not only will it help you overcome your fear of public speaking, but it will help you master your control over the emotional impact of your speeches.

This secret is something that I’ve used for many years. In fact, dramatic pauses are so powerful that they should be illegal.

In music, all of the beauty is contained in the silences between the notes. In speaking, the drama and power of the speech is contained in the silences that you create as you move from point to point.

This is an art that you can learn with practice.

There are 4 kinds of speech pauses that you can use to put more power into your presentations.
Many speakers are nervous when they stand up in front of an audience. As a result, they speak faster, with a higher pitch to their voices, and without pausing. When you are more relaxed, you speak more slowly, pause regularly, and have a much better tone of voice.

Practicing pauses and allowing silences when you speak will enable you to speak with power in any situation.

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-Use Visuals: when you have to say a presentation and if you want to people paid attention you should use a visual supporting and attractive presentation. Is so much important to choose a good and important topic.
-open with smile: if you want the people feeling comfortable with you,you should open a presentation with a smile and with the best actitude. If your topic like them when you end of your presentation you have an applauses!