15 Tips for Right Before You Go on Stage
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You're not aloneMany great leadersin history have experienced the same condition
1You're dealing with a
2Solvable
Problem
Many great leaders
in history have
experienced the
same condition
You're dealing
with a solvableproblem
Here are 15 things you can do in the 15 minutes before a big presentation to optimize your speaking success:
Think Positive
Think more like an athlete before a Big Game,
Eg
Your Speech
FIND A REASON TO BE
EXCITED ABOUT
Whatever you're speaking about, find one or two facets
of it that truly excite you. And when you get nervous,
think about those facets.
FINESSE THE
Flaws
"If you mess up,
No one else will notice."
Script
keep going
You are the only one in the room with a
USE YOUR BODY’S
NERVOUS ENERGY For good
Beware Of
Repetitive movements are distracting and set
up a lullaby pattern in the audience’s brain
RepetitiveMotion
TAKE A DEEP
BreathOR A LOT
OF THEMBefore you go on stage, focus on the pace of your breathing until you can slow it down and reduce your heart rate.
"This helps with dry-mouth, cuts through mucus buildup in the mouth, and clears the throat
Sip water THAT IS EITHER WARM OR ROOM
TEMPERATURE
RestroomUSE THE
Plan ahead and use the restroom in the moments prior to going on stage.
AUDIOVISUAL
CHECK OUT THE MEETING ROOM
SET-UP
Get to the room early and ensure you're
comfortable with the set-up.
THE AUDIENCE BEFORE YOU SPEAKShake hands and talk with as many people as possible ahead of time
Meet & Greet
PracticeTHE FIRST MINUTE
Whatever you're planning to say as the captivating
opener, rehearse the first few sentences several times
IN YOUR MIND
Standing Position ASSUME A
IN THE FIVE MINUTES
PRIOR TO SPEAKING
Give your body a chance to warm up, and place yourself in a posture ready for action
SPEECHES
ATTENDOTHER
This shows respect for your
fellow presenters while also giving you a chance to
feel out the audience.
DONTFIGHT THE
FearAccept your fear rather
than trying to fight it.