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How To Present A Good Presentation During the course of your life, you may be presented with opportunities for oral presentations. Although it may not seem like an opportunity at the time, and you may even fill tension towards the presentation, you will survive, and improve your self-esteem, while building your career. Over the course of my life, I have given many oral presentations for school and work. Here are a few suggestions I have found useful in presentations. I hope you find them as helpful as I have. First of all, relax. It’s important for you and your audience that you remain relaxed and confident of yourself and the information you are presenting. Never admit nervousness to the audience no matter how anxious you may feel. Second, nervousness is almost never apparent to the audience. They can’t tell if your knees feel numb, or if your heart is pounding, so don’t admit to the problem. The best plan for action is just push on through. Another problem for some speakers is eating before the speech. Try to eat a light, well-balanced meal a few hours before or even wait until after the speech. This way there are no embarrassing audience, speech, listeners, colors, people, eye, contact, using, room, remember, problem, presentations, presentation, practice, make, light, it’s, important, don’t, before, avoid, you’re, won’t, way, take, suggestions, simple, should, plan, oral, never, nervousness, look, life, keep