Sandy Linover, Communication Briefings, Vol. Communicate Energy to the audience. If you re not excited and at times even passionate about your topic, your audience will quickly lose interest. Keep Aware of the audience and its needs. Never speak to yourself saying things that please only you Project Self-esteem by appearing strong, definite and resolute.
Audiences respect assertive speakers.
Don t be a cardboard persona. Let your personality be part of the presentation. On Character . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Self-worth is being glad you are you, with your genes, your body, your background and your potential. Self-trust is the functional belief in your own ability positively and effectively to control what happens to you in a world of uncertainty.