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The Third Don't: Don't let your nervousness overcome you

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The Third Don't: Don't let your nervousness overcome you

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A lot of important public speaking rules can be broken if you let your nerves get the best of you, take a deep breath beforehand, walk on and offstage with confidence, and make sure your voice and body exude professionalism.

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The Second Don't: Don't Talk Too Quietly

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The Second Don't: Don't Talk Too Quietly

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Talking to quietly will cause the audience to have to strain their ears and become annoyed. Talking too loudly can be offsetting and disturbing. Talk to your audience at a comfortable volume.

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Presenting a speech means the words must be heard by the audience, and talking quickly out of nervousness can greatly affect that. Speak calmly and confidently.

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Standing in a professional manner while delivering a speech exudes confidence and professionalism. Not having good posture can also affect the projection of the voice.

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In order to keep the audience engaged, hand gestures can be a way to show personality and accentuate ideas.

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It is important to maintain eye contact with the audience in order to grab and keep their attention. It also shows confidence.