How to Make Your Presentations Powerful - Patricia Fripp
Channel: Patricia Fripp
Date: 2020-03-20

Subtle changes can make a tremendous difference in your public speaking. Here are a few of my inside secrets on editing to ensure that your presentation is a success. A pithy presentation is to the point and forcefully expressive.  That's powerful.  The word “edit” is commonly misused as a synonym for “delete.” “Edit” actually means “to correct, revise, or adapt.”
1.) Revise by deleting repetitions, digressions, fuzzy phrases, and meaningless clichés. For example, “today” might be the most overused, impact-diluting word used in presentations and business communications. Simplify where you can without sacrificing meaning.
2.) Look for any unintentional blanks, for example skipping a step or instruction. These kinds of omissions will confuse or lose your audience. Correct them.
3.) Frame your presentation content in a way that appeals to your specific audience. Approach your subject from your audience's own interests. Consider whether they will be familiar with the language you choose and can relate to the stories you include to illustrate your message. Remove needless and self-indulgent digressions.
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