Giving a successful presentation isn't always easy, but there are some key tips to make the process easier.
"First, give up on perfection — it will almost never go as planned," he told Business Insider."Remember that you are an expert on your story and you have prepared for this moment."
"Never try to fake it — that backfires every time. Acknowledge that it's a great question, you don't have the answer, and try posing the question back to the group," he said."It can help with audience engagement while giving yourself a short mental break."The KISS rule applies to any kind of visuals you're using for your presentation: Keep it simple, stupid. Kill the bullets, limit text, and use beautiful images, Grasso said. Less is more.
He noted that the actual presentation isn't the main attraction — your story is. So the slides should help take the audience on a journey while serving, and not distracting from, your primary purpose.Instead of pointing to larger trends to get your point across, zero in on a specific example that illustrates the trend to better connect with your audience.
For example, he pointed to how politicians on the campaign trail talk about meeting everyday people being impacted by a certain issue as a way to discuss their stance on a particular policy.
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