PRESENTING AND PUBLIC SPEAKING TIPS - HOW TO IMPROVE SKILLS & CONFIDENCE

[@RachelWillisCoach]

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Thank you very much for these helpful tips!

[@tbos1100]

Goodluck if you're presenting tomorrow!

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I'll take it. I need all the luck I could get!

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[@anupama2781]

1.focus on the audience 2.delete all Excess texts from ur slides 3.keep it simple.less really is more 4.rehearse 5.make friends with people 6.dress to impress 7.be comfortable with the real you 8.stand still 9.tell a story 10.be enthusiastic Good luck!!

[@mbathoguesthouse5939]

Going to apply these tips, simply and easy to follow

[@Ladypuppy510]

Excellent summary. If you don't mind, I'll use it in a training.

[@taonakaluluma6363]

Thank u for the summary

[@Jgonz1462]

I always try to follow thee but I always end up shaking, stuttering, my voice breaks and sometimes I even start crying and people make fun of me

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks for watching and for summarising. I've just re-started the channel and have content going live weekly. Hope you find it useful 👍

[@jaspindersingh1774]

She does a really good job at presenting how to present.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks Jaspinder! If you'd like more tips and support with public speaking it would be great to see you in my free Public Speaking Training and Tips Facebook Group :) facebook.com/groups/PublicSpeakingTrainingTips/

[@onepiecetvt5448]

"If you don't prepare, prepare to fail." Ok!

[@hernanperez912]

🔥

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Sounds a bit harsh, but it is true i'm afraid :) If you'd like more tips and support with public speaking it would be great to see you in my free Public Speaking Training and Tips Facebook Group :) facebook.com/groups/PublicSpeakingTrainingTips/

[@elizabethhash8765]

😂

[@louisa4880]

The phrase is ... fail to prepare and you’ve prepared to fail

[@jamachung1986]

I like it when everyone stop listening and daydream I get less nervous cause they aren't even listening. (at school)

[@NevaehJones143]

Jama Chung sameee

[@whatevah8412]

Jama Chung true

[@zeinan.1655]

damn true lol same

[@angileehopeconcepcion4418]

Me too...

[@suthan_op]

Tell a story. They may listen to you

[@MegaAugieDoggie]

Rachel, you perfectly demonstrated exactly what you were teaching and those 10 points are definitely the biggest ones. Nicely done

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching. I've recently re-started the channel and am now uploading weekly. Please do let me know your thoughts on the new content.

[@ramsp35]

This is one of the most productive 6 minutes I spent in my life. Thanks much for the valuable tips.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

You're welcome, glad we could help you!

[@nathanstanley7038]

Simple, practical and effective - well worth the 6 minutes. Thanks!

[@RachelWillisCoach]

We're pleased you found the tips useful Nathan. Thanks for watching :)

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks Nathan, glad you found it helpful! If you'd like more tips and support with public speaking it would be great to see you in my free Public Speaking Training and Tips Facebook Group :) facebook.com/groups/PublicSpeakingTrainingTips/

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Really pleased that you've found them helpful :)

[@ranasha5317]

Yes it is

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks David, glad you liked the video and found the points useful :)

[@georgeomenya2624]

Simple and straight to the point. I like the confidence and the enthusiasm the presenter exudes in this video.

[@elizershadap6393]

I can't believe this video is 10 years back. Fabulous point.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

I know, it's so old! But I'm still giving presenters I works with the same advice. Thanks so much for watching :)

[@chinyereanyanwu2108]

Thanks ma'am,this is really helpful 🙏. tomorrow is going to be my first time as a TV host,I'm nervous but I trust God and the knowledge you've impacted me.

[@inleusabasengkham8914]

This is wonderful, I have been watching this video for a few times. I am going to my first international conference in the USA soon, this is an amazing guideline for me. Thanks a lot for making this favorable clip. Kisses !!!

[@carolineh1648]

There are many videos on public speaking. This is the first I've seen that combines all the tips into a viewer friendly format. Bravo!

[@victoragenemichaelaka2step953]

Watching you today has changed me completely ma. I really see myself inspiring and speaking wisdom to as many that comes my way. I need you to do me a favour and mentors me in becoming a dream speaker and a presenter. Thanks

[@waynemakoni3269]

this is the best tip i have ever received. was planning to jump and move all around the meeting , thanks for tip

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thank you :) glad you liked it!

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks, glad you like video! We agree it's so hard to get presenters to simplify their material, but when they actually do you get such a better outcome :)

[@mistiromoon]

I have a formal presentation coming soon, it is a presentation to the teachers and this is a very important one. I'm very nervous about it and forgot things when I get nervous. I think my slides are pretty good and it is just personal issue.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

I hope the presentation went well. I'm planning on doing a more in-depth video on nerves and stage-fright, so watch out for that one.

[@nkkavitha]

@@RachelWillisCoach Please do! .Thank you Rachel.

[@ffantasy123456789101]

I have to do 4 or 5 presentations for college and I'm dreading them. Thanks for the tips.

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

Have been looking for something to show my students tomorrow - this is it!

[@haiderajaved]

Just bottled a presentation. Don't ever want to feel like that again. Great presentation.

[@maghniamalki1643]

Of course ..preparing of what you will present is so helpful to not fail

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks for watching - I'm uploading weekly now, so I hope you find the new videos useful 👍

[@isatoumanjang794]

I have two presentation on this Friday coming thank you so much for the tips ...

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching. I hope the presentations went well. I've just re-started the channel, so there are loads of new videos being added. Please do take a look, I hope you find the content useful 👍

[@fsadamo]

All excellent tips, though I differ with you on #8.I believe purposeful movement is far better than simply planting one's feet and staying put. Certainly weaving and pacing back and forth should be avoided at all costs; however, purposeful movement is, in my opinion, far superior. If one has a time frame, the presenter can stage right as the past, stage center as the present, and stage left as the future. Also, it will allow the presenter to converse directly with individuals in the audience.

[@mamgfuture612]

*First of all I would like to thank you Maam for teaching us how to present in an stage an in front of the public. * This video extremely helped me much and made me better than before. I am not that fluent speaker in English and so, I want you to help me. For I believe that you are capable of helping me. Please, kindly teach me some ideas to speak fluently in front of my Interviewers. * Again one Thanks.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching. I'm working on some new connect, so I hope you find the new videos useful. Remember that audiences generally want you to succeed. They don't want you to fail. Being authentic is key, :)

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Hi Frank, we definitely agree with you that a little bit of movement - for a good reason - when presenting on stage is good! However when presenting on video, it's different (especially when presenting within a virtual studio environment). Audience's are much more focussed on the presenter in videos & movement can be really distracting from the message the presenter is trying to convey. We try to limit movement to natural hand gestures, subtle head movements and facial expressions in our videos.

[@somiknag6165]

Deeply enthusiastic and an overhauling of any old ideas of presentation and public speaking. Thank you very much for such video.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks Somik - please do take a look at some of the new content I've been uploading. I hope you find the new material useful 👍

[@josejr.cuevas810]

thanks for the tips... it helps a lot

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Hi Jose, I'm glad you found the tips helpful! :) If you'd like to see more public speaking information and top tips videos, please do join my free Facebook group! - facebook.com/groups/PublicSpeakingTrainingTips

[@ashamehta6887]

Very clear, concise and professional. Very simple, and effective which can be easily followed and remembered. Great job. Thanks. Asha Mehta

[@sakthivelk1081]

asha mehta good

[@parnamsaini4751]

Most welcome.

[@iamluckyjames_]

10 solid tips I'll definitely implement in my next presentation! Thank you very much for this. I'm grateful to have found it

[@dink7278]

Most excellent. A great compilation of things to remember for a great presentation. One point of clarity: I understand the "pacing" a speaker may exhibit. If one is faced with a larger audience, I have a technique for walking across a crowd. I don't want to appear rigid and stay in one spot. I will walk with deliberation from one point to another to bring home my presentation to one side to another.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks Randy! Great point on the stage movements with a bigger audience. Moving with purpose as you've done before is a great way to change pace/tone of your presentation and works really well. It's that prowling around for no reason that is bad news :) It would be great to have you in my new FB grpup, here is the link if you'd like to join - facebook.com/groups/PublicSpeakingTrainingTips/

[@randyharris5195]

Rachel, it also helps to walk off a little nervous energy. My last speech was in a room full of the public attending a local Memorial Day presentation (well actually my last speech was last Friday in front of elementary school kids here in Hanoi. After speaking those kids clamored all over me! Kids just make speaking fun!). There were two speakers before me who spoke to the audience from the podium. I sensed a different approach. When it was my turn to speak, I walked up to the podium, gave my greetings, and announced that I choose to step down to connect with the crowd. That was what I was comfortable with because I wanted to bring home the message. Afterwards, an older gentleman told me how he was impressed with my method personalizing my message that seem to connect with the people - not facts, nor figures, just a heart-felt talk to those who lost loved ones. Thanks.

[@skellymom]

Great presentation about presenting!

[@alishyatorriz1544]

A simple presentation about presentation.... I liked this person.... Very clam and elegant ♥️

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching - please do let me know if there are any topics you'd like me to cover. New videos uploaded every Wednesday.

[@tashdu5536]

I'm starting for the first time doing an English workshop for teachers I'm looking for ice breakers Thank you your tips are well noted Needed that

[@didymus_mendos]

In few words she made it clear and simple.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching - hope you managed to view some of the new content too :)

[@DixonChanWan]

Nice pointers.. Simple and effective.. You say to yourself.. Why didn't i think of that in the first place.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks, we're glad that you found the video helpful! :)

[@loralittle9142]

Short and crisp ways, thank you for sharing

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching 👍

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Great question :) I often see presenters prowling around a set and stage and personally I think it looks awful. I understand that people like to utilise a big space to engage with the audience, but the way to do this effectively is to plan where you are going to walk to before you do it. Walking with purpose is more effective than pacing up and down a stage. A stage hand will happily mark areas out on a stage so you can see clearly where to walk to and then re-set the locked out position :)

[@booboorhymes]

Really good tips. For real! A friend sent it today and it did help me give a presentation for almost 400 medical specialists. Yes, I knew most but hearing it again and using number 4,5 and 10 helped me relax.

[@mokterahmed6941]

Thanks for your tips....its really useful, I believe.....

[@lqs-tv6745]

Much appreciated with Usefull presentation tips.Thanks sister Rachel

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching. More videos coming next week!

[@chamroeunratanak6686]

Amazing tips! I get better by trying doing as her ideas. Merci !

[@Abigail-vh9ib]

Thank you so much! It’s really really really helpful that I have successfully made my first Presentation in English!

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thats great 👍 And thank you so much for watching. I hope the new videos are useful too - please do let me know if there are any topics you'd like me to cover 👍

[@AhmedKhaled-re6oe]

thank you so much this video give more information for my presentation.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching - let me know if there are any other public speaking topics you'd like me to cover 👍

[@angelannie7]

WELL said and done. You show and tell us everything....thank you.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching Annie. Let me know if there are any public speaking topics you think I should focus on. I upload a new video every Wednesday :)

[@RachelWillisCoach]

You are welcome!! Good luck for your presentation :)

[@korejskavpraze1411]

thank you so much! I'm doing presentation tomorrow and this really helped :) I'll try ! thank you!

[@Savag.wolf2024]

Very helpful and structured piece of advice to deliver an effective presentation that shall have a lasting impact on audience.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching. I hope the new videos are proving useful too - I'm uploading weekly now 👍

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Hi Mike, thanks for sharing that tip! We completely agree - having your back to the audience is pretty much the worst thing you can do on stage!!

[@maleisac4727]

Thank you so much. Greetings from Africa Uganda🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬 am taking on these tips very much

[@MYUNG_D4E]

Thank you for sharing well worth tips. Hope will reduce my worries talking on the stage!!!

[@rishikundu8688]

Looking for tips and guidelines as to "how to be good at giving presentations" and this video answers all my queries.Thanks for the tips .Very helpful.Will try to keep all this in mind when giving a presentation.

[@dalia9977]

Really great work .

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching Dalia - hope you like the new videos too 👍

[@sumitsinha608]

Thanks Rachel! it's amazing way to present a presentation.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thank you Sumit. Please do take a look at my new videos. I'm uploading weekly and I hope you find the content useful 👍

[@KQueen39]

Great tips there. Thanks! The problem I face is that nervousness paralyses my vocabulary. Usually, I am good with the English language. However, while presenting, I'm left grasping for words and end up blabbering. Any tips on how to overcome this?

[@VictoryValkaries]

+Ritwika Roy you should read " Quiet, The power of introverts " by Susan Kane she explains how to get over that very well .

[@jayyadav1498]

Thank you mam😊👏👏💞

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thank you for watching :)

[@rimamnunranwunuji8148]

Thanks for practicalizing ur tips by looking smart too!

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks for watching - there are lots more videos coming now. I'm uploading weekly 👍

[@RositaAHuff]

Well worth listening to...it helped me a lot....thank you very much indeed!

[@kyaribukar1230]

Thanks you very much on your encouragement.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching Kyari - I'm uploading weekly now, so please do take a look at the new videos too 👍

[@dra.b.zoramawa3019]

Among all the presentations tips i watched, this is the best and more practical. Thank you

[@exyzie]

I am learning public speaking,presentations....thanks so much for sharing these useful tips.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Amazing news, glad we could be of help! We're working on some more videos like this one so keep checking back :)

[@TheMeissa66]

Hi Rachelle ! Nice vidéo ever ! Thank you too much for helping people like me. I really need it because simply i want to lead tomorrow. Very best !

[@roblove8354]

What a thoroughly good presentation. Enthusiasm and being yourself and researching your subject are very important. A person who is enthusiastic triggers a good response from listeners. I commend the author/authors of this tutorial as it is relevant, concise and very well put together. Rob from Adelaide.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks Rob, its an oldie but a goodie, and yes we spent a long time putting it together. 8 years later and a lot more experience means I've got loads more to deliver to the channel. I've recently re-started and am uploading new content a couple of times a week. Please do check out my new videos and let me know your thoughts 👍

[@rubabjatoi]

Great tips now I can imagine myself a little bit better next time on stage

[@rajendraphegade809]

NICE tips to boost confidence in public speaking ..

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching - lots more videos on the way! :)

[@shakelav622]

thanks it helps to my public speaking in Basic Supervisory....it works..

[@donnaflores5659]

Thank you for this video. Though it's quite old but each advice are perfectly awesome!

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching Donna - good advice lasts a lifetime :) I hope you find the newer videos useful too. I've got lots more videos on the way! :)

[@mohammadwaseemhassan4186]

This was really really great and in these 6 minutes you did exactly what you explained. That's why it was so great.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

It's our pleasure :)

[@joelfabricebacorilall1524]

Very elaborating thanks for this video. I am preparing for a public speaking

[@mariliaresende6821]

Very good. Excellent tips and presentation skills.

[@asominader9850]

Thank you so much , I benfited so much from this bless you. Much love coming from Libya north Africa

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thank you Asomi - what do you think of the new videos?

[@marmilamar]

Extremely well organized &presented! Many thanks

[@valvarvar]

I loved it!! Thanks so much!!!

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks Valeria. There are many more videos to come, and I'm uploading weekly now. Hope you like the new content too 👍

[@medenmeden4813]

Thank you. The best practices.

[@SO-gr4gk]

thxs so much HI!

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching :)

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Since a lot of our presenting is via video, its really important for us to stand still so as not to distract from the message! It can be different sometimes though, like if you're presenting on a very large stage! Glad you liked the video :)

[@hinakosar9446]

All the tips r 🖤very useful.......and the vdo was interesting tooo...it helped meh a lot 4 mah presentation...tysm

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching :)

[@RobertOSullivan]

If only I saw this video a few days ago. Very helpful. Thank you.

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Hi Robert, we're glad you found the video helpful. Hope you have a great weekend :)

[@bluebutterfly350]

Thank you for uploading this video. I have to speak in public in my job. And this has been very useful :)

[@iqravalleyvideos1368]

i learnt more and today is my presentation. INSHALA I,ll catch all these tips to present well.but there is also need to know more about body languages tips.

[@ClintonPyrotechnics]

Thanks for this, now I’m gonna make it Simple.

[@Ryzwa9]

I'm definitely going to apply these tips in my 1st Presentation on 21April. Thanks a lot

[@ireneayero97]

I need more of these tips, thanks and keep giving us more tips..

[@ArunChattopadhyayforyou]

Hey, the video is excellent and enjoyable. I have bookmarked it to watch it a few more times.

[@SadafKhan-nv4ee]

All the points are so relevant!!!

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching :)

[@randycordero4729]

Buene video, me parecen muy utiles vuestros consejos, en especial lo de ser entusiasta de verdad que se nota cuando alguien cree de verdad en lo que esta presentando

[@GloriaNkandu-oo2yd]

Thank you so much for this video❤ I've learnt alot

[@najahramlan]

good advice... planning to show this video to my students... hope that you can allow me to use this in class.. thank you in advance...

[@hoangphungtran7220]

Very nice. I'm a professional public speaker and those things work on me.

[@patricemae6859]

Thank you so much for the tips, this will help me in my school report.

[@aaronsam6226]

Very good tips

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks for watching - hope you find the new videos useful too 👍

[@joseamaral64]

Looking the simplicity of the vídeo we transfer all our experience for the better. Great tips!!!

[@jarrinitiseno5726]

The great video tip to increase confidence.Its very useful and helpful for me to improve my skill in presentation.

[@christinepringle6920]

I needed this, brilliant concise advice 👌

[@RachelWillisCoach]

Thanks so much for watching Christine - I'm so pleased the tips have helped :) I've got a new series starting tomorrow which I hope you'll find useful :)