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Presentation Power

Elevate your presentation skills with tips on voice modulation, preparation, purpose, and body language. Learn from John Wayne and Mark Twain to captivate your audience, create lasting impressions, and handle Q&A sessions effectively.

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Presentation Power

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  1. Presentation Power Voice Message Delivery

  2. The Four P’s of Presenting • Plan • Prepare • Practice • Present

  3. Make the Most of Your Voice • Breath. • Articulate. • Vary tone. • Vary tempo. • Vary volume. • Eliminate fillers.

  4. Advice from The Duke… • Talk low. • Talk slow. • Don’t say too much. ~John Wayne

  5. The Power of Purpose • Be sincere. • Be brief. • Be seated.

  6. Have Passion for Your Topic • Project enthusiasm. • Be authentic. • Share stories.

  7. Structure Your Speech • Know your close first. • Start strong. • Avoid scripts. • Practice pacing. • Master the pause.

  8. The Rightly-timed Pause The right word maybe effective, but no word is as effective as a rightly-timed pause. ~Mark Twain

  9. Reach a Conclusion Make sure you have finished speaking BEFOREyour audience has finished listening.

  10. Make a Lasting First Impression • Hair • Cosmetics • Jewelry • Clothing • Shoes

  11. Let Your Body Talk • Eye Contact • Posture • Gestures • SMILE

  12. Handling Q & A • Repeat the question so everyone in the room can hear what was asked. • If you do not understand the question, ask for clarification. • If you cannot think of an answer, say that you will need to look up that information and call the person later that day.

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