Erin

If you’re preparing for a presentation and feeling anxious, try practicing like this. Prepping for a presentation might be the bane of my existence, but I know this to be true: preparation and practice go a long way. In this video, I’m sharing presentation practice strategies that actually help, and I want you to know I don’t do this perfectly. We are not aiming for perfect over here. These are best practices, not rules you need to master all at once. When we practice them, presentations tend to feel smoother, more confident, and more embodied. When we don’t, that’s okay too. Give your presentation love and care when you can, and if you don’t always do that, don’t beat yourself up. Just try again next time. What I want you to focus on is making intentional time to practice, choosing a time block and runway that fits your life, breaking your presentation into sections so it feels manageable, and practicing more than memorization. Practice how you move, how you pace yourself, and how you hold the room. Do not overwhelm yourself. Pick one thing and start there. Tell me in the comments what one thing you’re going to focus on when practicing your next presentation.#publicspeakingtips #publicspeakingcoach #womenwhospeak #publicspeaker