How to Do a Presentation - 5 Steps to a Killer Opener

5 Steps to dazzle your audience.
Be better by tomorrow. Discover the secrets to giving a master presentation… techniques most presenters have never even heard of… skills that will get even the toughest audiences to thank you.

If you want to know how to do give KILLER presentation you've come the right place. Watch public speaking and presentation skills expert Jason Teteak give a presentation modeling exact techniques for how to do an amazing presentation. How to give a presentation, online public speaking training, public speaking tutorials, how to give a speech, fear of public speaking, anxiety

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[Ruletheroom]

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[nathaniel]

YOU GUYS ARE NEVER GOING TO BELIEVE THIS BUT I ACTUALLY GOT AN AWARD FOR "Best Presentor" THANK YOU!!

[alemfejzic]

How to control my voice I'm like crying when i get nervous

[aditisk]

I don't care if people listen to me or not, I just want to present without nervousness. Well in school and college, who listens to our presentions??? 😁

[Springsummerfallwinterrepeat]

He doesn't matter if you're nervous. What matters is if you show it. Stand still. Simple pure gold

[thenar]

Jason, I'm a long time international speaker who's talks are popular across several cultures from Istanbul to Stuttgart to A Caruna, Spain. It is remarkable that you have outlined just about how I open my talks. In addition, I first engage the audience by looking at them, smiling (which you could use) and talking directly to them. With certain cultures I discovered that they need special permission to engage with you, otherwise they will not ask their questions or otherwise interact. So I might spend a few moments chatting with them and asking them questions. In one culture I actually divide the audience in two and see which side can yell "uno, dos, Tres" the loudest. Seriously. If you are speaking with an audience who's second language is English and you're speaking in English...speak slowly, have modest goals and take the time to give them permission to engage. Thank you very much for your concise and inspiring talk above.

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[yewbowarcher]

I love this! I had a presentation for class, and kept getting the same platitudes "everyone goes through speech anxiety." Right... has everyone been laughed out of a classroom in grade school? Anyway, fast forward to college, where I must give a presentation for my mid-term (and my upcoming final.) I watched this, rewrote my opener and practiced voice inflection to apply the information. I got 100% on the midterm. That's a significantly higher grade than I ever attained in an actual speech class. A more important point, is that I felt like I finally accomplished speaking in front of a group without having a near nervous breakdown. I felt confident. And to speak to the effectiveness and retained information itself, with my final fast approaching, I found myself seeking this exact video, and feel I should send the link to my partner. Thank you!

[GregCheekSpeaks]

Own a speaking company and I've taught public speaking for 19 years - you hit the nail in the head! Great job and thanks for sharing!

[StraightforwardShoot]

I've done a lot of public speaking, but there's always more to learn. Jason didn't disappoint - Thank you, Jason!

[jogofocododo]

Thank you so much. I won my 5th grade President Election. First time winning it. :D

[Hawthornenurse]

Thank you, much needed! I love how you show your confidence within your presentation. This is something I need to work on the most. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us:)

[zulu-kr]

This is really helping. Now, I'm no longer scared or nervous to stand in front of the audience and do my presentations.

Thank you !!

[mouricedixon]

i'm 22 years old and i'm a reserved person.i'm doing a presentation next week and i was terrified until I watched this clip. Thank you for all these great steps.

[andrewededem]

You look like what you teach... I see the confidence all around you.

Thank you for this.

[ghernandez]

i have been preparing for a speech in July and this has opened my eyes to some of the things my speech was truly lacking. THANK YOU!!

[df]

Thank you for the tips, Jason.
I made it through my presentation today.

[RTSE]

My nervousness is completely out of control. I can't even read to an audience. I'm screwed when I take my speech class in

[angelregis]

Jason - oh my gosh, thank you ! This is what I needed. I was invited to give a brief presentation about my tech story in my company’s I&D town hall end of month. This is perfect!

[primalairgutkowski]

I'm using this video as part of my presenters camp for extended presentations. It's so simple and friendly.