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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>How can I improve my public speaking skills?</p><p>Dushka Zapata</p><p><span class="bbu">I do presentation training for a living.</span><br />我以做演讲培训为生。</p><p>In the years that I have done this I hαve noticed a theme.<br />从多年工作经历中，我注意到一个要点。</p><p>People feel they are not presenting well because they are not good presenters.<br />人们认为自己演讲不好，因为他们不是好的演讲家。</p><p>Instead, people are not presenting well because the content of their presentation is disconnected from who they are.<br />然而事实是，人们不能好好做演讲，是因为演讲的内容与他们是谁脱节。</p><p>The presentation, for example, has been done over and over so their brain is on automatic.<br />举例来说，如果反反复复进行演讲，人们的大脑就会自动化。</p><p>If your brain is on automatic you are going through the motions but are not really there.<br />如果这样的话，那么你就可以不下达指令，而大脑无意识自动运作。</p><p>How can you demand from yourself that you be a good presenter for something you are not present for?<br />那么你怎样迫使自己成为一个你不演讲的领域的好的演讲者呢？（呜哇这是什么啊！）</p><p>Another common example to this same point: the slides were copied and pasted from other presentations, so there is a lack of cohesion and order.<br />另一个常见的例子是，幻灯片是从演示文稿直接复制的，所以你缺乏凝聚力和逻辑。</p><br /><p>If I was in front of a large group of people and my slides were barely hanging together I would not feel comfortable either.<br />如果我站在一大群人面前，单独公示着我的幻灯片，我也不会感到很舒适。</p><p>Another example: the presenter is making claims or promises on behalf of their company and they are not in full agreement or don’t feel like they are telling the truth.<br />另一个例子是：演讲者代表着他们的公司，提出主张或者做出承诺，他们并不会被所有人认同，被人认为说的是实话。</p><p>Or, they are using “marketing-speak” and don’t feel like what they are saying makes sense or is accurate.<br />或者，他们可以使用市场话术，但是就没有那么有道理和准确。</p><p>How can you connect with a presentation if you don’t believe in the words that are coming out of your mouth?<br />如果你自己都不相信你嘴里说出来的话，你怎样做一个演讲？</p><p>How can you “connect with your audience” if you yourself are unplugged?<br />如果你自己都不信，你怎样让观众信服？</p><p>For me, the best part about presentation training is that it is a metaphor for life.<br />对我来说，做演讲最好的训练方式就是，把它看做生活的隐喻。</p><p><span class="bbu">The way you present will change if you, instead of being on automatic, wake up.</span><br />如果你不是自动醒来，你的演讲方式就会改变。（？）</p><p>If you take responsibility for what you say.<br />如果你要对你说的话负责。</p><p>If you, rather than forcing yourself to be like someone else, step fully into the person you already are.<br />如果你不是迫切要成为什么样的人，只需要一步步前进，顺从原本的自己就好了。</p>]]></content>
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