Keep on Rolling
Learning to swim or play tennis well takes practice. So does learning to be a better presenter. It is especially important to speak often, get helpful feedback, and grow. You'll get rusty if you don't speak for six months. Here are some ways to get that exposure and keep tuned up.
Join Toastmasters. I often ask seminar attendees how many are past or current Toastmasters, and typically only a few hands go up. Yet Toastmasters is an effective and convenient way for novices and experienced people alike to advance speaking skills through frequent safe practice and feedback sessions
Take on a leadership role in your professional association, management club, or personal interest group. In this role, you'll usually run meetings, introduce ...
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