Most of the part of video, the speaker has been making fun of Indians / Indian origin person living abroad , their wedding rituals. What the f*** do you think? Is this how you respect/humiliate others with your foul presentation. Spelling bee champions wanted to be neurologist , so what is the problem with you? Do you have to pay their fees? Shut your ****ing mouth!! Do respect others !
Overall I really enjoyed this presentation. It gave me a better understanding of how a pecha kucha presentation works and how fast I should deliver my project when presenting. I liked how he was clear and to the point when he was describing the main idea.
How can someone have the confidence to present orally in front of many people? I think what adds to that confidence is preparations prior to it, right?
hh gg what’s a yup? As in yes? 😂 I enjoy doing something but if i just think about presenting it in front of people i get really bad anxiety and maybe panic attacks so
@@kimmici5676 no one,no one has the confidince to prestent orally in front of many people.thats why you always talk to individuals in the stadium,not groups cuz thats too many people.watch the face of the audiance,see if theyre interested in litsening to you or not.you want the stage to be dead silent,no one snoring,no one checking their phone,no one yelling,dead silent.you watch faces of people one at the time,cuz you dont want to put them"on the spot",if ts too much,you cahange poeple who were you talkiing too.thats what makes it interesting,itd a form of discussion that can be heard by many people.
A. Bagas M. well the thing is i don’t have the conversational skills to keep the audience entertained tbh and on top of that i get really bad stage fright 🤷🏼♀️🤦🏻♀️so i just try to avoid as much of it as possible unless it has to do with grades or whatever then i just try to push through it
