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Chapter 21:

Sixteen Ways to Have a Great

Public Presentation

T he ability to act in front of a bigger group of people

is one of the most desired skills among people

interested in self-development. It’s because we

perform all the time—not only during presentations, business

meetings or trainings, but also in normal everyday situations,

like when we meet up with our friends.

There are a lot of ways to make your presentation unique
and remembered by all listeners.

During my HR and coaching careers, I had the opportunity

to commit many errors, thanks to which I learned more from

than any books I read. This allowed me to consistently develop
my skills and led to the point at which I can share with you the

knowledge gained from my personal experience so you can

always achieve goals you have set for yourself while giving

public performances and speeches.

Depending on the context in which you will use and benefit

from this unique skill, your goals may be different. Among a
group of friends, your intention may be to make all of them

roll on the floor laughing. During business presentations, it can

be showing your listeners a vivid vision of your idea, which

they can see clearly and understand entirely. During school or

college speeches it could be evoking a strong state of curiosity,