HELP! Oral Presentation tomorrow!!!
 

and now I am nervous as hell and shitting bricks! anyone got any good links?

Just open your mouth and relax your throat and try not to gag. :2 cents:

keep a bucket handy in case you hurl

Wax on wax off...

Just keep on thinking that no one is watching you.
Try to catch their eyes so you can easily
comunicate with them even through eyes.

What works for me (or what used to anyway; I haven't given a presentation in a long time) is to remember that everybody in the audience is human. They all get nervous... just like you. They all make mistakes... just like you. And they are all capable of understanding that you are neverous as hell and are bound to make a mistake or two. Relax!

I am not the person to give advice at public speaking. I suck at it.

you should have someone do it with you, so you wont be as nervous

Just relax, everything's going to turn up well.

Do what I do.

Give the speech, wait for the next guy to come up, then hold up a sign that says,

"BUY MY CONTENT"

It's so compelling that people actually do buy my content, as well as completely ignore the next person in line while they ponder buying even more of my content.

Don't forget people love shiny things.

BUY MY CONTENT!!

http://www.elli-nude.com/GFY/me/Elli-02.jpg









Like that? :Graucho

I'm just kidding. I don't sell content. Just memberships. And CD's. And DVD's. So don't mind me. :)

Drink some beers, then you'll be ok. :thumbsup

:1orglaugh

Oh I would hit the shit out of that. Twice. The first time is for you the second is for me.

I wouldn't swallow the first time if I were you

Be sure you memorized the lines before
you go in front of them. Bring some outlined reports
in your hand so that when you're lost for words, you can
easily take a quick peek in your notes and get back on
track. Look them straight in the eye so they'll know
that you are talking to them, not the wall behind them.
And last but not the least, just relax.
Things will work out fine. You'll do fine. Be sure to
post here after the presentation.