Relevance

The most important thing is to never lose your audience. By structuring your content, it is easier for your audience to follow you and you also know when to stop talking so that you don't repeat yourself.

Examples on how your content can be structured:

You can only get better through:

• Repetition: Give yourself opportunities to speak.
• Reflection: Think about what worked in your communication and what didn't.
• Feedback: Ask others to give you honest feedback.

• Show that you are passionate about the topic.
• Be excited.

To remember your own presentation you should:

• Practice presentation hygiene.
• Structure your message.
• Practice often.

This refers to what you do to prepare your communication.

• Eat well: For example, caffeine is good when preparing for a presentation but not right before your presentation.
• Exercise, breathe deeply and sleep good.
• Use leverage tools such...

Spend the same amount of time practicing as you spend preparing your presentation.

• Stand up: This helps you focus and makes your voice clearer.
• Warm up: Speak tongue twisters.
• Practice in a real environment and a

To help your audience remember your presentation you can:

• Use variety in your voice.
• Make it relevant.
• Leverage emotion.