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Preparation and Practice The Better Speaker Series 278

Preparation and practice lead to excellence.

Become familiar with Lectern and audience location Microphone usage  Room conditions  Visual aids

Become familiar with Lectern and Audience Location Speaking area  Audience configuration  Stage location of platform steps or ramp

Become familiar with Microphones Groups of 100+  Audience over the age of 50  Poor acoustics  Voice strain

Become familiar with Room Conditions Temperature Appropriate lighting  Discreet entry for latecomers  Competitive outside noise

Become familiar with Visual Aids Located where all can see  Appropriately sized viewing screen  Handout distribution

Rehearsing the Speech Practice ideas, not words.  Prepare a mental draft of the speech.  Finish each rehearsal session.

Add improvements gradually Arrange for feedback Improving Your Speech  Add improvements gradually  Arrange for feedback

Extra Considerations Provide an introduction  Prepare yourself physically  Have a mental rehearsal

Good luck happens when preparedness meets opportunity. – Anon Conclusion Good luck happens when preparedness meets opportunity. – Anon