Checkpoint: Reading and Comprehension

Checkpoint: Reading and Comprehension

CheckPoint: Reading and Comprehension

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Dig Deep: Catch your audience attention by keeping your presentation exciting, giving them the unexpected. The one piece of information that you know may raise eyebrows and/or stimulate conversation. A piece of information that you know will lead to questions that you have the answers to.
Avoid Info Overload: Try to make your presentation tactful and comprehensive avoiding to much information. Too much info includes constantly repeating your self. I you eliminate irrelevant words and subjects you also increase the ability of your audience to listen, comprehend and remember 99% of what your presentation was about.
Practice Delivery: Constantly practice your business presentation so that you can give a knockout performance. It is important to practice, therefore eliminating awkward pauses and stuttering. It also helps you better perform your speech practicing in front of others to get feed back.
Forget Comedy: Try avoiding comedy, jokes, flirting. If the audience wanted a comedy they would be at a Chris Rock performance. Some people don’t take comedy to well, especially in business. Peoples money and future’s are always on the line in business.
Pick Powerful Props: This doesn’t mean bringing a David Copperfield disappearing mechanism to perform tricks during your presentation, it simply means simple props help audience better understand certain information.
Minimize You: Basically the audience can care less about how much the product is benefiting you, as much as they care about how much its helping others. Also how it can help them by relating and eliminating problems that they may face.
Speak the Language: In order to have a knockout business presentation you must speak the audience’s language. So that they are not left trying to figure out what it was that you just said. This also means try to use propositions that you know they can relate into there everyday lives.
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