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Public speaking: draw a map of your speak
The key to not forget what you want to say is to create a comprehensive outline that consists of the major points.
Three types of outlines are helpful:**
- The traditional outline: You create and indented, hierarchical listing of your points and jot down key phrases.
- The question-based outline: List questions that spark specific answers in the order you intend to cover your content.
- The Illustrated based outline: You graphically map out your ideas using icons, pictures, and words.
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Fear of public speaking
Public speaking is one of the main fears, including forgetting what to say during a presentation.
But, memorising your presentation can make you more likely to forget it. This is partly because you limit yourself to one 'right way to commu...
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Stand and deliver
Being comfortable will affect how you speak and how you remember your presentation.
- When you practice, stand up, then speak, even if you plan to present sitting at a desk in front of a webcam.
- Try recording yourself and then...
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Don't focus on being calm
We feel compelled to memorise because public speaking makes us nervous, making us worse at remembering a memorised script.
Research shows that being excited can improve performance and confidence.
- Try to flip your inner anxiety dialogue to excitement, such as...
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Create visual aids
Close your eyes and envision your presentation unfolding in a familiar space such as your home or hiking path.
As you walk through your presentation, imagine putting different key ideas in certain locations in your imaginary route—for example, a catchy int...
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