This means that your enthusiasm will be noticeable and that people will enjoy listening to you.
This means that your talk will flow better and that you will be able to make eye contact with your audience.
This will make you seem calmer and more professional. Your voice will sound stronger, too.
Audience members are likely to stop listening if they feel their point of view is not being respected.
This will show that you are well prepared and not biased.
Be aware and respectful of the fact that some audience members may not share your point of view.
If possible, speak from notes written on note cards or from memory.
Choose a subject that you are interested in or feel strongly about.
Make sure your research and preparation are balanced.
Don’t speak too fast. Pause and take a breath after each point you make.