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Dealing with presentation disasters

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Transform your presentation skills by learning to handle common disasters effectively. This guide covers six major presentation pitfalls, including time management issues and losing your train of thought. Discover strategies to condense your content, create an adaptable schedule, and engage your audience even when technical hiccups occur. With practical solutions like using sketches instead of handouts, managing dry throat discomfort, and staying composed, you'll become a more confident and captivating presenter. Remember, most disasters are not fatal; keep smiling and focus on delivering your key message!

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Dealing with presentation disasters

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  1. Dealing with presentation disasters • 6 disasters • more disasters on Nestor → Treasure Trove of Articles → disasters

  2. 15 minutes instead of 45 • presentation will not fit • limit your presentation to the key concept • create new schedule for each part of your presentation • stick close to the new time frame

  3. Question you plan on discussing later • never tell the audience to wait • answer briefly • say that you will discuss this later on in datail

  4. Losing your train of thought • excuse yourself • smile • start your sentence again

  5. Expect 3 people – find 20 • never share handouts • ask for a pen and a flipchart • sketch roughly during talk

  6. Dry throat • tiny ball of paper • put it under your tongue • increases flow of saliva • practise first

  7. Drop overheads • joke about clumsiness • pick them up and order them • should number each page

  8. Conclusion • most disasters are not fatal • keep smiling • have your main point in mind

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