How to recover from a bad presentation

Has this happened to you? You leave the conference room after a presentation and your head is filled with thoughts about what you did wrong. You got applause and high fives, but you feel like a failure. Your PowerPoint froze, you stumbled on some numbers, you skipped over a section, or forgot to mention someone’s name. You are not alone. It happens to everyone. What matters is how you deal with it.

In this video, I walk you through three concrete steps you can take to "shake it off" and focus on your greatness.

Hint: you are your worst enemy. If you gave your audience sincere, well prepared and relevant information, you have succeeded beyond expectations. The rest is fine tuning.

ABOUT ME: Public speaking is the foundation of leadership. Rosemary Ravinal, media personality and communications executive, is committed to helping people tap their potential to persuade, influence and change lives by harnessing the power of the spoken word. She created the ZoomScore™ to up-level your ability to communicate effectively on video conferencing platforms. From how to overcome performance anxiety, to how to craft memorable stories that move audiences to action, this channel offers a wealth of resources to help you achieve your highest potential on the physical and virtual stage.

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