Borrow these 5 ideas from the BEST presenters
- Laverne
- Feb 16, 2014
- 1 min read
1. Stand closer to your listeners when you start, to be personal and conversational. Send a signal that your presentation is going to be different and interesting.
2. Use personal stories when you need an example. Share your experience with an approach, a product or a person to capture minds and hearts.
3. Your opening and your close should be nearly memorized. What they hear first and last lingers the longest.
4. If you plan to show a video, offer a preview. Give a quick summary of what listeners will see and why they should care.
5. Look for a chance to add humor. Offer a funny analogy or an amusing experience Lighten the mood.
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