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How to Use Your Voice Effectively During Your Presentation – Part 32

Written by Matteo Cassese

When you are on stage, your voice is your main instrument, and the first thing you have to care about is that it reaches your audience.

Pronounce everything very, very clearly. Make sure that at least you are understandable and avoid fillers during your presentation.

Use silence. It’s a really powerful tool. And whenever you can, get a recorder to listen to yourself afterwards. You will catch so many interesting mistakes and you can correct them.

Another thing you can do is to invite a friendly audience. Maybe you can go to the Toastmasters group or you can find a Meetup group that is focused on presenting and public speaking.

Finally, try not to lose your personality, try not to lose your accent, try to be yourself while you try to be the best presenter that’s in you.

Summary:

  • Your voice is like your trumpet, your piano, your instrument; care for it.

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Who is Matteo Cassese?

Hi! I’m a marketing consultant and an enthusiastic entrepreneur with experience working for multinational companies (Warner Bros.), teaching at a university (Link Campus University), and consulting for entertainment companies (Netflix). I’m a scholar of storytelling and have dug deep into screenwriting techniques, mythology, and trans-media narratives. This passion is translated in the simple structure template that you get in all my courses. In my free time I enjoy driving cars (fast).

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