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6. Practice with clock counting down

  1. Once you’re within the timeframe, begin practicing with the clock counting down.
  2. You need to set a few places in your talk where you benchmark a time stamp.
  3. Calculate where you need to be in the content in six-minute increments. You should know roughly where you should be at 6, 12 and 18 minutes.
  4. You should know which slide you should be on and what you’re saying so that you will know immediately from the stage if you’re on time or running over.

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