Most people have to make a presentation at some point in their career—whether it’s in front of a small group or in an auditorium.
No matter the size, the stakes are the same: How can you convince someone of what you’re saying—and how can you build your confidence about speaking to groups of people?
But even individuals who speak in front of crowds all the time will tell you that nerves never go away, entirely.
They may give a talk that isn’t well received, or they may forget the expert hacks into giving a knockout performance every time.
That’s because sometimes people forget that the attendees aren’t there to see the presentation—they’re there to see the presentation.
And if you don’t use your time to help them see something in a new light, be it a business process, the future, or even something about themselves, you’ll lose them.
How can you do that?
This infographic, created by our friends over at SalesForce Canada, can help.
Ronell Smith has written an helpful article jam packed with practical tips for improving your presentations. See the full article here “7 Ways to Make Your Next Presentation Your Best Yet”.
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