What happens if you make a mistake in your presentation? Don’t sweat it! Here’s a quick tip on what you can do to own it and keep moving forward.

What's your go-to strategy for overcoming pre-speech nerves? Here's a quick tip: try the 'power pose' technique. Stand tall, shoulders back, and take a few deep breaths to harness a sense of empowerment. Remind yourself that those initial jitters are a sign you care—transform that energy into enthusiasm for delivering a powerful and impactful presentation. Learn more at www.michaelespositoinc.com

Common mistakes in presentations and how to avoid them. This is one of several that we will share with you.

If you want to create a great presentation go through this 5w's What,Who,Why,Where,When. Prepared this first.

There are good practices, there are best practices and then practices that are just plainly wrong. Creating a text heavy presentation and reading it word by word is possibly the worst way to present some content. Think storytelling. Think engaging. Think breaking down content. Think allowing everyone, even those in the last row, to be able to read. Think about what the audience wants & needs to hear, not what you want to tell them. What are your favorite ways to create & deliver effective presentations?

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I can't decide whether this is truer of academic work or industry data science, but I've seen more than my share of these! Challenge yourself to limit your presentation to a single slide, then you'll tell a much more compelling story

First in a series of videos on how to rock your next presentation!

How Do You Spell Presentation Tips & Tricks

MAKING SMALL TALK - Learn about the importance of wh question words Wh words create questions that demand a more elaborate answer.