Today, I'm asking readers to share their best public speaking advice--but in the form of a fortune, such as you'd find in a fortune cookie. These are certainly shorter than a tweet, and can be hopeful, foreboding or cryptic, as you please. Post your fortune-cookie advice for other speakers below in the comments! All will become clear shortly....
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5 comments:
Find the simplest (true) story to tell.
To be free of "stage fright", focus on giving value to your audience.
With feet planted firmly and a deep breath, an open heart can connect with a crowd.
Relax, nobody comes to presentation wanting you to fail.
Think of your presentation as a conversation among friends.
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