The document provides tips for improving public speaking abilities. It discusses common symptoms of nervousness like shortness of breath or shaking. No one is born an effective presenter, but you can improve through factors like body language (55% impact), tone (38%), and words (7%). Specific body language tips include standing tall, making natural movements, maintaining eye contact, and avoiding fidgeting. Voice tone should have volume, clarity, and variety. Speakers should also research their audience and check if they understood the presentation. Effective presentations include an opening, body with content, and close.

1. By AYG Team

3. Fear of the Public Speaking!!

4. Common Symptoms While Presenting:
 Shortness of breath
 Nervous laugh
 Trembling voice
 Wet palms, feeling very hot
 Shaking knees, shaking hands
 Churning stomach

5. No One is born
“Effective Presenter”
You can make it yourself

6. Factors that affect the Audience
7%
55 % Body Language
38 %
Tone
Words

7. Body Language
Moving
Avoid the following feet movements
Taking a few steps forward and a few steps back
Hopping from one foot to another
Rocking to and from
Swaying from side to side
Standing on the sides of your shoes.
Move naturally

8. Body Language
Position
 Avoid Barriers
 Don’t Sit
 Stand Tall

9. Body Language
Hands
What NOT to do with your hands
•.Fiddling with : rings, watch, cuff, buttons, pens, elastic
bands, paper clips, coins, etc.
•Touching and Patting: Face or hair
•Scratching: any part of the body

10. Body Language
Eye Contact
The Importance
Shows your interest in them
Eye contact denotes authority/confidence
Eye contact expresses emotion

11. Voice Tone
What attributes are required of your voice ?
1. Volume
2. Clarity
3. Variety

12. INTERRUPTS

14. Researching the Audience
 Background and
experience
 Expectations
 Age and language
 Gender
 Dress code

15. Did they understand you ?

16. Building Your Talk
The Opening
The Body Attention Curve
The Close
You prepare the Body
first, and then you start
thinking of the most
appropriate Open and Close

17. The Setting