Great presenter and has a good grasp of the gender differences. She helped me to understand why my husband and I are sometimes like oil and water. I want to share with you what I learned from Lee Glickstein, the speaking coach I hired several years ago. Every Time You Speak . His concepts have transformed how I speak and can impact your presentations as well.
Openings are the toughest thing for most presenters.
You only have about 15 seconds to make a good first impression. And, many presenters start talking immediately after the applause ends to cover up their anxiety or to project confidence. Because speaking is an act in which you give and receive. Most presenters tend to give, give, give or push, push, push more information at you. Take a deep breath and center yourself.