How to Look Confident When Presenting

[thegamersoftilbilly]

This is why we love him. Always giving the best advice.

[aUFO_]

No way I see this after I got home and did a presentation I was nervous about 😭

[notanyone]

A good way to "look at your audience" if you get nervous is to look slightly above which section you want to look at. This makes it seem like you're directly looking at them while in actuality you are just staring at the back of the room. Also remember to turn to face a new section of the audience from time to time. You should definitely push yourself to look directly at your audience to improve yourself in general when dealing with people.

[Foundasguilty]

instructions unclear.

I shit myself.

[purpI_]

“Uh, hi everyone, I uh, ummm, what was I gonna say again? Uhhhh, umm… Screw it.”

[CoolScratcher]

Here's a tip: glance at different people in the room for around three seconds each

[Usernamei]

My mind goes blank when im about to do a presentation 😂

[thbsamjeffrey.]

I am a High School student and I have done a lot of presentations in my school. After watching this video, I have improved my skills in presenting subjects.

Thanks brother Gohar❤

[Roman_]

“But seem super nervous”
The hand having a seizure 💀💀💀

[Christ_Is_King.]

WHO SAID THIS MAN COULD LOOK SO MAJESTIC?

[ElisabethGuy]

He makes it sound so easy. But if we’re being honest, no one can think clearly when presenting. At least I can’t.

[foxstamp]

Pro tip for the eye contact: look at people specifically in the audience. Not above them or at some random point in the room. It will make your point come across very clearly if you do.

[its_delia_]

I personally recommend, as a person who does a lot of presentations at school, that another thing you can do is cross your hands behind your back, (like a sergeant, I don't know how to explain it). Because it is an appearance of power and can help you stand straight while you speak.

But if I can recommend something, move your hands while you talk, move a little, point at things, exemplify with movement (but not too much). It makes you look more interesting and more dynamic.

But that's just my idea, I'm not saying it's right. Good luck with day or night.

[Soumya_Bhalla]

THANK YOU SO MUCH, GOHAR. I have a presentation due in 2 days and I was scared that my last-moment speech prep would pull all my hard work down! 💖🔥

[byg]

When I was a kid I couldn’t stand eye contact and now I can’t live without it, people think it’s intimidating, and exudes confidence, I’m just comfortable around people and I like that about myself

[TheRevelation_Official]

When it comes to how strict your teacher is on the rubric, don't always say "um" or "uh" whenever you're explaining a topic in your presentation. Hope that helps! 😊

[spiderman_]

1 - *Eye contact* : just look at the audience so you can make them feel like you're talking to each one of them individually, which leads into them getting more interested
2 - *Body language* : don't just stand there with your hands in a shape, move around the room, don't move too fast nor too much cause you'd be distracting your audience, but instead move like you're just drifting
Also with your hands you should probably do gestures that relate to what you're talking about
For example if you're listing sth raise your hand up and count numbers in them
3 - *tone* : you can't keep your tone the same the whole entire time. It will just get your audience bored. Instead try raising your voice in important stuff and lowering your voice when it's sth useless
4 - *interact* : interact with your audience. Ask them questions about their personal experiences relating to the topic. It'd be better if you ask them at the beginning to grab their attention
5 - *have fun* : no one would remember if you messed up while saying a word so really just go for it without worrying

[cheeseburger]

extra tip: instead of saying "uh", "um", or "eh", if you dont know or remember what to say, just stay silent before talking again. it makes you look smart.

[mybrotherollie]

i wouldent get through hight school without this guy


we love you gohar!

[M.n.w.l]

You don't find your confidence in the way you stand but in the work you did, be proud !