Tips for Presenting in a Meeting

[@rachelnapoli5868]

Your advice is spot-on! My suggestion for presentations is to avoid using filler words - it's something I struggle with and comes with practice. I've also learned the importance of eye contact to engage your audience. :)

[@ManduPonkanshi]

Thank you! Your vid is the most helpful I found, I present 2-3 times a week 😊 this really helps me a lot

[@bernierepacholi368]

Love your tips! You are so natural and real.

[@myNanakyi]

What I've learnt from presentations in university: know what you're talking about. When I didn't have had enough time to fully prepare, I'm nervous and very insecure. But when I feel prepared and know that I will be able to answer questions, on one hand it's easier to structure my talk (because I have a good overview of the topic) and on the other hand I don't need too many filler words. This can be the main thing to make me insecure and therefore always ist the morst important part for me.

[@Sara_1041]

My Tip: Practice in front of Mirror or even you can film yourself (Make a video). And thank you for your advice Jodie

[@musc258]

this was really helpful. as I've started presenting in a weekly ops meeting and my section is under some pressure I do get some tough questions. Thankyou.

[@MisoJenny]

love your recommendations!!! would love to know what you use to record your videos! new subbie!

[@mmmmmmolly]

oh man i find presenting it so hard. but i think it's good to take occasions to practice and push yourself. for example at university, if you can make choose to make presentation or not, choose yes, or be the one to present the group project or offer to go first. don't even think about it just raise your hand if they ask "who wants to make a presentation on..." :))))

[@Jim-rh2nh]

Remember to Breathe! Some people talk so fast when they are nervous and it doesnt come across. If you take a DEEP breath between sentances, it helps slow to an enjoyable pace. And can help calm the nerves.

[@monikaanic4177]

thank you for your tips! ☺

[@saidfarid6382]

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[@shivikasworkshop2267]

hey .. I'm a new youtuber and havinga no idea the technical things your 1 tip is very helpful to ne , the 2 one i've done today only and yes 3 one is not actully built-up till in me but i have done one more thing is that made a to list the no. of videos I'm gonna make and is really really helpful must add in it thanks

[@Rasmakhan37]

Great suggestions. Voice pitch is important i believe. Not too high not too low

[@lavanya2850]

It's really good

[@its_miss_mela1324]

Tip: I would practice in front mirror

[@vaneshobe910]

Is there a background music?😮

[@sannwunnatunn7474]

u speak too fast... for us like not native speakers