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Giving a Memorable Presentation

You can have the most amazing presentation in the world on paper, but without proper delivery, it can turn into a complete flop.
So, now that you have all the knowledge on how to make a presentation, it’s time to discuss how you can deliver that presentation in a powerful way.
In this section, we’ll cover tips on how to give a killer presentation that leaves an impact.

24. Rehearse your presentation.

Practice, practice and practice again. That’s the way to presentation perfection.
That’s right, no matter how crazy you might sound to the downstairs neighbors practicing your speech out loud alone in your apartment, you need to do it.
Why? Because when you can actually hear yourself present your ideas out loud, you may realize that you’re missing key points of information.
While you’re at it practicing out loud, go in front of a mirror and strike some power poses.
Body language is everything when it comes to presenting your presentation in a powerful way. It can make or break your entire speech. So, use open-handed gestures, smile often and loosen up a bit to come across as a confident presenter.
If you’ve been allotted a certain amount of time for your presentation, then you need to practice while using a timer.
By practicing out loud with a timer, you’ll be able to adjust and readjust the information on your slides to make sure you get all your important information across to your audience.
Another way you can boost your confidence and kick stage fright before the big day of your presentation is to do a practice run of your presentation in front of others.
This will not only help you get used to public speaking, but it also gives them a chance to give you honest feedback on your presentation and let you know if there was anything that could use improvement.

25. Memorize your presentation.

Memorizing your speech for your presentation is no easy task. But the more you can remember while you’re up on stage and the fewer “umm’s” and “uh’s” you say, the better.
We rounded up the best ways to memorize a presentation that will significantly help you with your presentation delivery, but we’ll share a few with you here as well.

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