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MISS A SECOND OF IT.
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WHAT
in your
that helps
THEM!

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DOESN’T CARE
SHORT OR NOT.

INVESTED THEIR TIME
and want to be
&
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into you,
They have already
INFORMED.

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When the audience
hears this, they know
that your focus is in the
WRONG PLACE-

& expect to be
BORED.

because the lights
I CAN’T
are
SEE YOU“
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Even if it is
DIFFICULT
to see your audience,
about it.
THEY DON’T
HAVE TO KNOW

SMILE OFTEN
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& act like you can see.

If you need to
count hands or answer questions,
talk to the lighting
people in advance

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rule is to make
the font size
of the audience.

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me
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for
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you.

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on your slides that people will need to
to you to read it.
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DON’T DELAY ANYTHING-
If someone in the
audience is eager to
learn & brave enough
to ask a question,

TAKE THAT OPPORTUNITY.

that
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RIGHT
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answer
question
AWAY!

REPEAT
what was asked so the
rest of the audience can
HEAR IT.
Before answering their question,

to come up with a
This also gives you a little
EXTRA TIME
GREAT ANSWER!

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TIME?
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To make sure your
presentation fits in the
allotted time slot,
PRACTICE AS
MUCH AS YOU CAN!

If you end your presentation early,
you can invite them to coffee or
to talk one on one.

While these may all seem
like little things they communicate
a lot about us as a presenter.

&
So COME PREPARED,
BE YOURSELF,
BE PROFESSIONAL.

GOOD LUCK!
Created by: Camille

Inspired by Jeff Haden’s Article: “11 PHRASES GREAT SPEAKERS NEVER SAY”

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