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But here's a brief run-down... Goal - take time to learn exactly what you and your audience want to achieve from your presentation. The best way to do this is to pick up the phone, go for a coffee, go for a stroll or whatever and just ask them. Outline - brain dump everything you could ever possibly want to talk about around the subject and then dig through it, picking out the bits that correspond with what you learnt in step one.


My advice on this is be ruthless. You'll know more th el salvador phone number database an you could possibly talk about so don't try and cover it all; there'll always be other opportunities. Elaborate - Pick out an outline from the ruthlessly thinned brain dump above and then get creative. Give yourself time to daydream about the best possible things you could say in this presentation and work them into the outline. The more individual your presentation, the more chance you have of delivering something really special.


Refine - Time for the red pen. Remembering that less is more, go through and refine your presentation so that everything in there deserves to be. 2. Think about your audience Audiences come in all shapes and sizes, but it's worth bearing the following in mind whoever you're presenting to. Apparently, there are four types of people that make up an audience. We were advised to try and cater for all four categories in our presentations.