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Tips on making a better presentation.

I’ve been thinking about the anatomy of presentations, and what we can do to improve how we’re doing what we do.

"Getting up on stage and speaking is a difficult and demanding thing to do. It’s natural to be nervous and for that nervousness to show. It’s also hard to know how what you are doing up there on stage is perceived by the audience."

Tips for presenters form a conference photographer. Good advice.

Some advice for speakers

Thoughts from a conference photographer on speaking... (as he photographed speakers)

Seth Godin's Blog

While I'm preparing, I try to extract the main takeaways -- that is, the most important points of my talk, the points I most want the audience to remember. Those points will form the talk's skeleton. By not using notes, you force yourself to understand your takeaways very clearly. The reason you have to be so clear on them is that if you don't know what they are, your talk will have no structure, and you'll have a hard time remembering it when you do it live.

There was once a time when I had no fear. I was 11 years old and I entered a story telling competition. I was confidently telling the story and captured

Still feel that lingering fear when speaking in Public? There is no need for that. Stepcase Lifehack presents you with 7 tricks to take the fear away, or even better, prevent it from getting to you at all.

From David Meerman Scott

The 4-hour work-week guy