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Make an impact with your close

Your close is what the audience will remember. Don't shuffle and say "Umm, that's it." At the very least, add a strong last line and say "thank you."

Wind down with something uplifting. Use another story or a quote that will uplift the audience.
Give your details.
State your call to action.

Presenting is like the first date with someone you'd like to get to know better. Make them remember you.

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DRAUDREYT

The performer's guide to powerful presentations

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Maintaining Your Audience's Interest

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