How to Give a 5-minute Presentation - Less is More

Tired of feeling rushed when presenting? We get asked the following questions often:

How much content should I plan for my presentation? Do I have enough content or too much content? How can I stay confident and composed when presenting?

Watch this video to learn a key principle that will help you present more powerfully and save time!

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[RainbowSkies]

This helped me so much, I’m trying to prepare for a 5 minute presentation for a college class and have been struggling over my own words just to get all the info out, but this has helped me so much omg thank you.

[kendraa]

Thanks for the tips! I'm preparing for a 5 minute presenation for my masters interview, and I'm just really hoping I can prepare well enough to impress the interview committee. Fingers crossed!

[nameeraamin]

Wow I needed someone to tell me focus on critical information.

[johnmccarthy]

Same. I loved it. Perfect. When you think about it when you listen to someone that's really good you come away with just one idea and think OMG loved it.

[shabeenaize]

Shorter n focused, thank you for the tiips

[jade]

Thank you, good advice. I have to prepare a 5-minute Zoom video and am trying to learn the best way to get it done!

[aaron]

I have a 5 min presentation tomorrow and I have anned a 1 and half min presentation but don't know how to make it last 5 haha

[geekygirlrex]

Good advice! Less is more applies to a lot of things in life...except ice cream, of course!

[JustANerd-np]

omg thank you so much!! I have a debate to give under the time frame of 5 minutes! This is so helpful, thank you! <3

[lorrainebaileypryce]

Thanks for the tip this wii surely help me to prepare.

[sanket_]

Thank you soo much... I was worried very much. This will help me 😄❤️

[thestrangerontheinternet]

Watching this vid helped, and I appreciate the advice quite a bit.

As a JROTC Cadet, I have a 5-7 minute presentation that I have to do in a few weeks. Knowing me, I have insane social anxiety and stage fright, so I already know I am prone to becoming anxious and nervous.

Aside from the good old “study your topic a lot” and “practice a lot beforehand”, what other methods are there to raise confidence? I would like to know if there are any, because when I’m not prepped, I become a nervous wreck.

[getplusmindset]

A great tips for a nice presentation ❤❤

[aaminafarooq]

Ok advice is clear but how to prevent a nervous breakdown ?

[AgboolaolaleyeDominion-cbbq]

Thanks so much. Please can you help me with a top for age 5 to 11 I have a presentation on it

[AgboolaolaleyeDominion-cbbq]

Please I need a vedio and material for a presentation for age5 to 9 uk standard for pgce in education interview.

Great video! Thanks for the tips! And welcome to being a YouTuber :)

[ameliemaas]

Haha i watched this video in 1.25 speed xD I prefere fast speakers so I dont trace off with my thoughts

[francisgoin]

Graded language and rate of speech should target the audience, though. The rate of speech you use in this video would be suitable to elementary-level students whose first language is English, but for more academic, pedantic, or content-specific and niche audiences, your rate of speech in this video is patronizing. Your graded language might hit middle-school students.

Why not discuss that the average rate of speech is 120 words a minute for a proficient English-language speaker? Why not discuss verbal pauses as a specific means of slowing down? There's more to say, and more that is practical, than simply, "Slow down."

[jojoo-tpcn]

she looks like michale jackson or wtvb