3 tips to improve your next presentation from speaking coach, Michael Angelo Caruso
Veteran keynote speaker, Michael Angelo Caruso offers three fantastic tips to use in the beginning of your next presentation or keynote speech.
1. Smile!
Many presenters think they are smiling, but they're not. Smiling shows confidence. If you don't believe in yourself, it will be challenging for other to believe in you.
2. Establish positive expectations for your talk.
If you were introducing someone to speak, you would tell the audience how great her presentation is. You should do this for yourself when speaking. Just say something like, "I have a fantastic presentation for you today!" Done.
3. Use the "half-step."
Move slightly toward the audience when you make bold claims or other salient points. This kind of subtle movement is psychologically attractive and very effective. Try it and see!
This video was recorded on the Zoom platform near Detroit, Michigan.
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Mastering the art of presentation is the single most important goal for any leader or salesperson.
Being able to motivate others is very important, so there’s a direct relationship between your success and your ability to make effective presentations.
Communication consultant, Michael Angelo Caruso has been helping business people be more successful for over three decades, primarily through presentation training.
“I help speakers and presenters stop working against themselves,” says Caruso. “It’s a careful balancing act to know what to include in a presentation and what to leave out.”
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All good presentations should have a call to action (CTA). Even if the CTA isn’t delivered as part of a sales presentation, the presenter should be exercising some form of influence or persuasion.
We create websites and brochures to inform, but we deliver presentations to change behavior. That’s why you should learn to present like a pro.
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