To be a great presenter you have to tailor the content to suit the audience you'll be delivering to. Remember: It's less about what you want to say and more about what your audience needs to know...

Most people believe great presenters are simply born that way. The truth is most great presenters started out by being ineffective...

Even great presenters have to face pressures, awkward situations, and sometimes seemingly overwhelming challenges. So what separates effective presenters from ineffective presenters?

Sensory language encourages the audience to think in terms of taste, smell, touch, sound, and sight. It's much more three-dimensional way than simple descriptive or declarative language...

When crafting a presentation, it's crucial to have a clear and concise structure to your message, so the audience can understand what you're saying and what they're being asked to do...

Great presenters know they're in charge of nearly every element of the presentation...

The way you end a presentation is just as important as the way you begin. In fact, many great speeches end precisely where they started...

When delivering a speech, it's important that all the elements of the presentation, the content, vocal and physical delivery, are all congruent...

Advanced presenters understand that Q&A, or the question and answer period that follow an address, is just as important as the presentation itself...

Advanced speakers know the real work begins after the speech has ended...

Here's a reminder of what you need to do to give a really impressive presentation. The key to presentation skills is commitment, and its really helpful to break your presentation into sections. In this video, Tim explains.