How to rock the stage - public speaking and presentation skills you can master

How many times have you had to sit through a boring presentation?
How to rock the stage is a guide to help you make your presentations more interesting while teaching you the confidence skills you need to get up and give a public talk whether it be to an audience of two or two thousand.
Dr James Whittaker, Distinguished Engineer from Microsoft and Dr Michelle Dickinson, Materials Engineer from The University of Auckland and winner of the Prime Ministers Science Media Communications prize are polar opposites. One an introvert, one an extrovert, one very comfortable on the stage, the other not, yet they both give pubic talks often and tackle their preparation differently.
In this one hour talk, they give their secrets for how to improve your public speaking skills based on their experience and address the difference between both male and females, introverts and extroverts.

[@nouraelzein96]

This is the first time that I actually watch a 59 minute video till the end.

[@innocentodeny6849]

thanks so much. got a presentation soon and your advises was golden.

[@tarismaria3471]

Thank you for sharing your store. Love love love! I'm a scientist and just like you, I'm afraid of public speech, and I'm also making a huge effort to improve my skills. Please, continue spreading your experiences.

[@TACFITDarkKnights]

Great talk! I laughed, I learned and most of all I listened, for the whole hour. Nano girl and Dr. Whittaker hit a home run with this one. As a sales consultant, I'm recommending that all of my peers watch this presentation. Great job guys!

[@CelAmade]

I really liked how you explained the point on owning your message. Great nuggets here!

[@skelly835]

Enjoyed that. Trying to learn your techniques for a job interview tomorrow. Lots of ideas for improvement from your great video

[@casuallyclassytoo2184]

Great Video. This was so helpful. Thank you so much!

[@jamesneely2371]

Most excellent. Thanks kindly for this

[@mayukhdifferent]

NanoGirl and BumbleBee, both rocked the stage!

[@wanjian9263]

Great talk!

[@scottachanyi538]

Can people speak positive for once. Give the guy some credit. If you were better why didn't you do it or better still why are you watching the video in the first place? Great job. 100% recommended video.

[@aniamalanka3887]

so funny and witty i loved it!

[@alanaaar]

This was really good!!

[@salonijetly2347]

its very good to learn a great thing from you.

[@rosechiku5911]

Brilliant!!!!

[@vivianjohnson6941]

i am so excited at this presentation

[@Empress031]

Masterful! What a great team! Enjoyed you both although I totally relate to Michelle! Great material for my presentation in 2 weeks!

[@gameraddictsHD]

This is great stuff

[@sfputery]

wow . amazing

[@LUZUN333]

My life changed in 1 day after this video

[@JonathanBhagan]

great talk nanogirl :)

[@DerSpielerMabuse]

"go slay them" haha, great talk

[@swaycharles9209]

wonderful

[@ricatrinda]

cool stuff

[@ricatrinda]

thanks

[@JulioMeza]

awesome

[@fakhruddinakbari4323]

So Nice

[@thisandthatguy1156]

I was too engrossed in the presentation. Can someone help write the key points in bullet points?

[@jamescolgan7615]

Good stuff, but not all that great stories. Nevertheless, good advice. However, I remember one time...

[@irenefriend2320]

Funny how I got bored and distracted as soon as he became stagnant behind the lectern.

[@kathleennelson3689]

The swearing detracts from an otherwise great talk.