Confident Behaviors

In my Get to the Message Workshop, we experiment using Argentine Tango skills to become more connected and engaged with the audience.

As you walk up to give a presentation how many of you tell yourself, “I can do this. I will be great.” You may be thinking you have done yourself a good service to give yourself a pep talk.

How much should you smile when presenting? This depends on the context of your talk.

Changing the energy in the room is an excellent way to keep your audience engaged. Walking and moving around the room is one easy way

Eye contact is essential when you want to look confident and credible. A business presentation should be more like a conversation than a performance. In

Presenters who lose the audience frequently have these two issues. No pauses: Presenters never pause and stop for silence at the end of a point

Do you want to have your audience on your side before you even speak? Then look the part of a confident, in-charge presenter: stand straight, shoulders are back and open, head is free, weight is balanced between both feet.