MillsWyck Minute: One Minute Speaking Tips with Alan Hoffler

Skip the introductions and talk about the reason you're there.

When it comes to speaking, it’s not practice if it’s not out loud.

When speaking with visuals, your pictures need to be high quality.

As a speaker, first impressions are key to get your audience to listen to what you have to say.

Standardizing the fonts of your presentation makes it easier to process information.

When things go wrong, don't make an excuse.

When things go wrong, you have three options of how to approach the situation.

Don't assume things about your audience, research and find out.

Make sure your audience knows why they are there before you dive into your content.

Find your one thing before you do anything else in crafting your message.