Delivering a short presentation is like a sprint: you need to burst out of the gate, maintain a steady pace, & finish strong. Here are a few techniques to keep your audience engaged: Hook Your Audience: Start with a compelling story or anecdote. Use Vivid Imagery: Paint a picture with your words to create a lasting impression. Minimalist Slides: Keep your slides clean and concise. Visual Aids:Use visuals to break up text-heavy slides & enhance your message. Ask Questions:Encourage audience participation through questions and polls. Body Language:Use body language to convey energy & enthusiasm. By focusing on your key message & delivering it with clarity & passion, you can leave a lasting impression, even in a short amount of time.

1. Establish key objectives in bullets 2. Stay true to the objective and do not deviate 3. Invite anecdotes and share stories but very crisp and not in tangents 4. Use visuals than textual slides

Start with a hook : Use an intriguing question or surprising fact to grab attention right from the beginning. Use visuals : Incorporate images or videos to illustrate key points and maintain interest. Engage with questions: Ask the audience questions throughout to keep them actively involved

To captivate your audience, start with a strong hook maybe a surprising fact or a compelling question. Keep your content clear and focused, highlighting only the most impactful points. Use visuals that add value and avoid overwhelming slides. Engage your audience by asking questions or sharing a relatable story. Vary your tone and pace to maintain energy, and always finish with a memorable takeaway or call to action. Preparation and confidence are key when you’re excited about the topic, your audience will be too.