How to remember what you want to say in a presentation 🤯 never forget your presentation script again

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Why do so many people hate giving presentations or public speaking?

It's usually because they're all scared of 1 thing: forgetting what they wanted to say.

We've all worried about
- getting up in front the classroom or conference room,
- starting off strong enough...but then
- somewhere in the middle...we just freeze. 😳
- And our minds become blank.

That anxiety is making us do the WORST thing we can possible do: use more text on our slides and create a #DeathByPowerpoint talk.

In this video, you'll see why having all that text on your slides is only making it worse, and only making it more likely you will forget your presentation script. You'll also learn what to do instead...and it may just surprise you.

Just in case you're new to my channel, welcome to More Than PowerPoint (MTP)! I'm Dr. Echo Rivera 👋 and I've trained hundreds of professionals how to create visually engaging presentations (with data!). I specialize in helping academics, researchers, and those who took the non-academic path. I run this YouTube channel, as well as a professional development program called the Presentation Skills Masterclass Training.

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