How to deliver a catching presentation?
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How to deliver
a catching presentation?
What is a presentation?
• Speech in front of a group
• Speech / performance on camera
• Face to face
• Sitting at a table / standing
• Supervisor / subordinate
• Business partners / clients
We present constantly
What makes a presenter appealing?
Performance• gestures• facial expression• body-language
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Voice
Stage fright!
• We have to step out from a crowd and speak in front of all those people when presenting …
… and the reaction is
FEAR, ANXIETY, DISTRESS
• Fluttering / pounding heart, tremor in hands and legs, facial nerve tics, dry mouth, tremble voice, diarrhea …
I want to quit this place!!!
• Turn the negative energy into positive
Stage fright = type of energy
Sources of stage fright
• Doubts whether the audience will appreciate my presentation
• Fear of infamy / disclosure of imperfections and weaknesses
• “I’ll forget what to say…”
• “I’ll lose the thread…”
• Depression
How to manage it
• Everyone suffers from stage fright
• Getting ready / well prepared
• “I perfectly know what I am going to talk about.”
• Make stage fright work for you
• Stage fright does not last forever
• Love your audience in advance
Stage fright?
Verbal communication
Speech and voice
Pace and speed
Intelligibility
Clear articulation
Pauses, interludes
Speak (sufficiently) loudly
Change the volume
Repeat the most important messages
Posture
Open stance
Balanced (weight on both legs)
Facing your audience
Changing position
Hands!
Non-verbal communication
Eye contact 2 - 3 seconds, one sentence / thought “Fair distribution” of eye contacts
Dress Conform with your audience Your ideas - not clothes - are to be
remembered
Timing Plan the length of your presentation Be punctual
Positive attitude, cogency, smile
Non-verbal communication
• Are you ready? Don’t wait, start. No need to be too formal
• Take position in front of your audience – not aside
• Start your presentation while you have the eye contact
• Can you see everyone? Can everybody see you?
Entering the stage
• You don’t have to start talking immediately
• Open your presentation with something „catchy“
• Pay special attention to your body-language
• SMILE
• Presenting in a foreign language
Entering the stage
• Sum up main messages
• Stress advantages that your solution brings to your clients
• Provide contact info and encourage the audience to get in touch with you
• Never forget to thank
Closing remarks
Thank you for your attention!
Dušan KulkaManaging Partner
Na Květnici 25, 140 00 Praha 4, Czech RepublicTel. +420261226666, +420602358800, fax +420261221753e-mail: [email protected], http://www.bermangroup.cz