Introduction
What You'll Learn
Section 1: The Power of a Smile
Section 2: Don't Underestimate Listening
Section 3: Speak to be Understood
What You'll Learn
Section 1: The Importance of Storytelling
Section 2: Incorporating Stories Into a Presentation
Section 3: Using Slides to Help Tell the Story
What You'll Learn
Section 1: The Beginning & End
Section 2: Roadmap for Success
Section 3: Keeping the Audience Engaged
Section 4: Understand Your Timing
Section 5: Story Support
Section 6: Preparing for Things To Go Wrong
What You'll Learn
Section 1: The First Step to Getting Comfortable
Section 2: How to Curb Fast Talking
Section 3: Adding Inflection and Range
Section 4: The Secret Weapon
Section 5: What to Do About Those Annoying Filler Words
Section 6: Body Language and Posture
Section 7: Memorization
Section 8: Overcoming a Misstep
What You'll Learn
Section 1: Getting Comfortable on Camera
Section 2: On-Camera Body Language
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Tip 1:
Slow down your speech and breathe from your belly for better control.
Tip 2:
Avoid memorization—visualize your presentation for flexibility.
Tip 3:
Smiling calms your nerves and creates a positive first impression.
Information presented in a story format is 20 times more likely to be remembered. And when you are trying to make your next move, you want to be memorable.
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