This PowerPoint presentation provides tips for giving better presentations. It lists various dos and don'ts such as smiling, being enthusiastic, maintaining eye contact, keeping the flow smooth, avoiding repetition, and ending strongly. The presentation emphasizes keeping the focus, engaging the audience, and targeting the message. It encourages presenters to be personable, share stories and jokes to make it interesting, and address issues directly while avoiding unnecessary words and conjunctions.

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HOWTOGIVEA
BETTERPRESENTATION
Do’s & Don’ts

2. The Ultimate Presentation
keeps the focus.through dynamic
content.
be personable.
Engages Maintains Interest Targets

3. “Stay Focused, Stay Humble, Always Hustle”
~ BeLeaderly.com ~

4. Smile
Don’t be afraid to flash those pearly
whites. A smile is contagious and
disarming.

5. Keep It Real
Share a story, a funny anecdote,
a little joke. Nobody said
presentations had to be boring!

6. Be Enthusiastic
Get stuck in. Believe in what you’re
selling and so will your audience.

7. Keep your speech uncluttered. Cut out
over using words/phrases such as:
- As I was saying
- If you know what I mean
- Like
- Really
Simplify

8. Maintain Eye Contact
Facial expressions speak volumes.
Who wouldn’t exchange the back of a
head for a pair of bright eyes?

9. Keep The Flow
Keep the listening experience
enjoyable by smoothly
transitioning between key points.

10. Keep Your Delivery
Style Fluid
Avoid abrupt beginnings and endings
while moving through your slides.

11. “Make a Mistake Once and It Becomes a Lesson.
Make The Same Mistake Twice
and It Becomes a Choice.”
~ iwalkontheuniverse.tumblr ~

12. Say It Like It Is
Don’t circle around an issue,
address it! Remember,
‘He who dares wins!’

13. Resist Speaking In
The First Person
Become the voice of your product /
service. Sell ‘it’ and not ‘yourself.’

14. Cut Out The
‘Wells’ And ‘Buts’
Scrap unnecessary conjunctions.
The shorter route is always the
preferred choice.

15. Don’t Be Repetitive
Avoid repetition, it gets boring fast.
Make your point and move on to
the next.

16. Short And Sweet
Lengthy explanations or
difficult-to-understand material …..
BORING!

17. Never Apologize
Saying ‘I’m sorry’ or making self
deprecating jokes is a big No - No.
Keep your cool.

18. The Big Picture
Never interrupt your flow. Your
audience will appreciate a smooth,
coherent, unapologetic presenta-
tion.

19. End With A Bang
Finish your presentation on a punchy
note. Most people will remember the
finale not your opening.

20. GoldenRuleRe-evaluate
(old presentation techniques)
Incorporate
(new, better ones)
and

21. Go Get ‘em

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