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You know your content. Success is in view.
But now, your time slot has been chopped in two.
Oh my! Oh my! What will you do?
ACK!
If you’ve been speaking for a while, this has probably happened to you. If it hasn’t yet, it’s only a matter of time.
Can you still salvage the presentation and provide value for your audience?
You’ve just been asked to give a project update to your colleagues at next week’s lunch-hour seminar.
Quick…
How many slides will you use?
How much text can you put on them?
How long should you speak — the whole hour, or less?
Don’t know? Guy Kawasaki, a famous author and venture capitalist, has the answers and they may surprise you.
Some speaking sins, like the occasional “ah” or “um”, will not doom your presentation. With good content, you can earn forgiveness from the audience for those sins.
Other speaking sins are so grave that when you commit them, your speech or presentation is certain to fail. This article reveals the seven deadly sins of public speaking.
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