♦ Arrive early if you can; walk the stage to visualize and own the stage.
♦ Go into a quiet room nearby, and use internal tools such as visualization to get into a state of confidence and warmth.
♦ Pause before you start. Count three beats, facing the audience, before you begin to speak.
♦ During the presentation, expect things to go wrong—whether an external disruption or your flubbing something.
♦ Use the midcourse corrections tools you’ve just learned. Take it with humanity and invite the audience into this mistake as a shared joke.
♦ Throughout your speech, remember to pause, breathe, and slow down.
♦ Don’t run off stage; pause after your last words
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#charisma #myth
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What should you do the day of a big speech?
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Tags
#charisma #myth
Question
What should you do the day of a big speech?
Answer
♦ Arrive early if you can; walk the stage to visualize and own the stage.
♦ Go into a quiet room nearby, and use internal tools such as visualization to get into a state of confidence and warmth.
♦ Pause before you start. Count three beats, facing the audience, before you begin to speak.
♦ During the presentation, expect things to go wrong—whether an external disruption or your flubbing something.
♦ Use the midcourse corrections tools you’ve just learned. Take it with humanity and invite the audience into this mistake as a shared joke.
♦ Throughout your speech, remember to pause, breathe, and slow down.
♦ Don’t run off stage; pause after your last words
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Open it Speech Day Checklist ♦ Arrive early if you can; walk the stage to visualize and own the stage. ♦ Go into a quiet room nearby, and use internal tools such as visualization to get into a state of confidence and warmth. ♦ Pause before you start. Count three beats, facing the audience, before you begin to speak. ♦ During the presentation, expect things to go wrong—whether an external disruption or your flubbing something. ♦ Use the midcourse corrections tools you’ve just learned. Take it with humanity and invite the audience into this mistake as a shared joke. ♦ Throughout your speech, remember to pause, breathe, and slow down. ♦ Don’t run off stage; pause after your last words
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