How to sound confident without sounding fake when presenting
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Public speaking advice often tells you to stand tall, slow down, make eye contact and use deliberate gestures. These techniques can help. But if all your attention goes into performing confidence, you stop being present.
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People may not be able to explain what feels wrong, but they notice the distance between you and your message.
Authentic communication does not mean speaking without preparation or saying whatever comes to mind. It means using technique in service of a real intention, instead of using it to imitate someone else’s idea of a confident speaker.
Before your next presentation, replace “How should I sound?” with a more useful question: “What do I want people to understand, feel or do?”
That intention gives your voice, posture and words a reason to be there. You cannot perform your way into presence, but you can train your way into it.
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