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I can tell when the public speaker on the stage needs a skill upgrade. It’s because they make the most common mistakes: 

Writer: Bridget K. BrownBridget K. Brown

-Too much data

-Too much jargon

-Not enough engagement


Here are 3 ways to fix them: 


Stop overwhelming with data:


 - Data overload makes your audience tune out.

 - Focus on the “so what” of your findings.

 - The most important numbers make your Storytelling stick.


Ditch the jargon:


- It alienates (and disrespects) your audience.

- Clarity beats complexity every time.

 - Your goal isn’t to sound smart—it’s to connect.


Speak to engage, not just inform:


-Presentations are conversations, not lectures.

-Use questions to keep interest.

-Passion in delivery inspires action.


Most people mess these up. They flood slides with text, talk AT people instead of with people, and call it a day.


The best presenters simplify, connect, and inspire.


Which one are you?

 
 
 

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