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Presenters Checklist for Success

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  2. Think of the last great presentation you experienced.
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  5. Take a look at this list of tried & true tips every skilled presenter uses.
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  7. nited States At the 2012 U l Convention, cratic Nationa Demo First Lady lle Obama Miche told a story-
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  9. In her tale of personal struggle, she infused little anecdotes,
  10. inor details and m that many icans could Amer late to. re
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  12. Frederick Douglass was an influential author and orator in the Abolitionist M ovement in the United States.
  13. , wrote and onstantly read He c g himself in rned, immersin lea religious and hriving black t ommunities. activist c
  14. By thoroughly researching your material,
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  17. eader of the L Indian ndependence I Movement, Mahatma Gandhi,
  18. was a humble and authentic orator, who spoke from the heart.
  19. He proved that you don’t have o be loud to t be heard-
  20. you just have to find a message that is meaningful to you and stick to it.
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  22. Actress Tilda Swinton delivered a unique speech at the opening of an art exhibit dedicated to her friend, David Bowie.
  23. as framed as Her speech w ter to him, a personal let engagingn the i minded fans likete manner. ce in a intima audien
  24. The first 60-90 seconds are critical-
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  26. So how do you know what grabs them? really
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  28. The late great South African revolutionary Nelson Mandela spoke to many different audiences.
  29. He was able to make his m essage connect to each audience b y his customizing words,
  30. what was To match portant im o them. t
  31. Remember: It is always about the audience, never a bout you.
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  33. Media personality and philanthropist, Oprah Winfrey is known for inspiring people through her words.
  34. values dience, au can tell she You her
  35. expresses as she herself honestly
  36. and uses a tforwwordds h straig r ces and clear senten everyone can that understand.
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  38. r Kintal JsRe.ech: he eng p t artin vLeuhe monum M t hts Leader, erican Civil Rig 63, African-Am In 19 ga
  39. “I Have A Dream”
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  41. with confidence and conviction.
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  43. the USA CEO, Girl Scouts of a Maria Ann Chavez
  44. led an innovative campaig n that revitalized the century old institution.
  45. She used estures open g r enthusiasm to convey he
  46. and brought lots of energy! which in turn energized her audience.
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  48. Former First Lady of Argen tina Evita Peron spoke to crowds of adoring people calling ou t her name.
  49. She incorporated climactic pauses to lend drama to her final points,
  50. her and her also giving udience time to a reflect. ink and th
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  52. first American was the o into space. woman to g lly Ride Sa
  53. When she started teaching , one of her most requested speeches was her “Shoot f or the Stars” lecture.
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  57. Eleanor oosevelt R s the longest wa First Lady of serving United States. the
  58. As the first presidential spo use to hold press conferences and speak at a national political conv ention, she was very nervous at f irst!
  59. riting and ense bouts of w But int ed her into an practice turn espected ent andr.r eloqu ke spea
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