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6 Reasons Your Presentation Didn’t Go as Well as You Imagined

Posted on March 29, 2016 by Editor

You’re accustomed to giving presentations. You felt well prepared, you knew your notes well enough not to have to read from them, and you weren’t nervous. Your voice was confident, and you checked to make sure that it carried across the room. Yet, you feel the presentation could have been better. As you glanced around the room, you noticed that…

Speakers, Here are 4 Powerful Ways to Start Your Speech

Posted on December 3, 2015 by Editor

Article originally posted at http://www.fearlesspresentations.com/presenters-here-are-4-powerful-ways-to-start-your-speech. Jitters, sweaty palms, scratchy throat, you’re practically shaking. Someone called you to the stage. The time has come, the time you’ve prepared for — and dreaded — for weeks. You’re about to give a speech. You take the mic and all heads turn to you. Suddenly, you’re extremely aware of the fact that people are…

How to Stop Using “Er,” “So,” “Um,” and Other Filler Words in Speeches and Presentations

Posted on December 3, 2015 by Editor

Article originally posted at http://www.fearlesspresentations.com/how-to-stop-using-er-um-and-other-filler-words-in-speeches. Call me weird, but it’s sometimes painful for me to watch motivational speeches. These talks inspire me alright, but I’m not looking forward to my knee-jerk reaction of counting ‘um’ and other filler words I hear during a speech. In fact, I recently sat through a presentation and in 60 minutes, the presenter said “Right?”…

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6 Reasons Your Presentation Didn’t Go as Well as You Imagined

Speakers, Here are 4 Powerful Ways to Start Your Speech

How to Stop Using “Er,” “So,” “Um,” and Other Filler Words in Speeches and Presentations

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