How to improve your presentation? https://youtu.be/MX1z7t5C0pE Review your presentation on video - Fred Miller Well, here's a tip I got from Mark Brown. Mark Brown was a Toastmaster won the international contest. I don't know how many years ago. He said take a video of yourself. Sound in video first time you go back to that video, turn the sound off. Just watch yourself. Are you doing anything that's distracting the people? Because nonverbal communication trump's verbal second time, turn it on turn on the side. Then turn around don't look at it. But listen, do you have any eyes or ears filler words? How is your enunciation and pronunciation? How is your cadence? How is your inflection? How are your pauses? Third time watch the video sound and video you'll see and hear what the audience sees and hears. Forth time watch it with a coach because we all have blind spots. You might miss something that you're really good at or really need improvement. But that is a great tip. ----- Watch the full interview https://youtu.be/5_d2eSu3yc4 Listen to the podcast for weekly updates to improve your communication skills https://yourintendedmessage.com/ Your presentation coach https://www.speechcoachforexecutives.com/
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