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Lately I've delivered a few presentations as you'll likely know from my previous posts. I thought I'd write a few thoughts on what I've found while doing them. To set the scene cefadroxil 125mg pills $82.00 for those who haven't attended my recent talks, the audience size has been between about 150 to 500 people. Cefadroxil 125mg pills $82.00 quite large by my standards, certainly the largest audiences i've spoken in front of. A few things I've learnt from doing these presentations:

• The first words are the hardest, get them out and you're fine.
• When you're mic'ed up you don't even notice it after about 3 seconds of speaking, I was a tad concerned about that.
• The intense nerves you get before speaking are actually good if you can turn them [cefadroxil 125mg pills $82.00] into energy when you speak.
• Check if you have a "nervous tick", mine was saying "Good Times" which while amusing to most, I tried to ensure I didn't say it too often after the first presentation.
• Make sure you have some water, a dry throat tends to hit you suddenly.
• Be ready for bright lights cefadroxil 125mg pills $82.00, often you can't see the audience very well because of it (which can be a good thing if you're nervous).
• Look around the room, even if you can't make out the faces you should look like you're talking to the people.
• Try to use pictures and less words on your slides, you're less likely to read the slides to the audience and it's more interesting to the crowd.
• Don't name your last slide consistently as "Call to Action", the audience learns and reads it as "Pack up" when it's potentially the most important message of the presentation :)
• Many more things but I won't go on :)

One thing I'd also suggest is that you find somebody who has done these types of talks before to work with when you first do them at this size. I was fortunate enough to doing them with there as well who I'm pretty sure has done about a million big audience talks. He was really useful for being able to answer any questions I had and for making sure I didn't let me imagination run away on me about how intimidating the audiences could be (I found the audiences great, I ended up feeling quite relaxed by the end of the presentations). So a big thanks to him. Now I'm thirsty for some more presentations, that nervousness is like a drug :) - JD

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