three

ways

to become a

better

presenter

did you

know?

If you're not a fan of public speaking and presenting, you're not alone. According to Statistic Brain, 74% of Americans fear public speaking. It's the number one phobia, with fear of death a close second at 68%.

face your

fear with

strategy.

Ready to overcome your fear of public speaking and presenting? It's time to approach your presentation with strategy. Check out PGi's top three ways to become a better presenter.

it's not about you.

Fear of presenting, at its very core, is actually the fear of being embarrassed in front of a group of your peers. 

Approach your presentation with the mindset that it's not all about you -- it's about your audience. Direct the focusaway from you and onto your audience. By making it all about them, you'll actually have a chance to communicate your message more effectively.

presenting is a two-way

street.  Your purpose is to effectively communicate an idea to

your audience, so it's important to remember that presenting is a two-way street. When you engage your

audience to comprehend your message, they'll recall the information better, making your presentation more

memorable. Focus on how you can get your audience more involved with your presentation by using tools like

live polls or Q&A sessions.

You don't have to be a stand- up comedian to have fun

during your presentations. But by having a few laughs

with your audience, you'll create a relaxed atmosphere

for your audience, which, in turn, will give you more

confidence. 

have

fun.

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learnmore?

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presentation tips and tricks.