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This makes presenting so much easier. If you know your content, this is all you need!!!

Helpful. Thank you!

So this is abt you, mom. Big deal - we all do it. Don’t break your arm. Precious little girl.

Thank you for your tips

Kathryn is so right all the time on "killer communication" techniques. She can help make a big difference for you, your people, your passion.

I am a Continuous Improvement Specialist, I lead events weekly and have to report out on those events to groups of 200+ people in attendance. I am battling severe anxiety and nervousness while speaking. I practice the night before but in the moment I start the get so nervous that I begin to lose track of all thoughts. I am signed up for Impact training and hope it helps but desperate for any advice at this point!

Horton Hears A Who --- great tip and fun :)

My husband is working on his enunciation after realizing Siri and Alexa often interpret him incorrectly! That’s another good way to check if you are speaking clearly!

I got benifit from your video. I absolutely thank you 😊

How can they possibly be winning business strategy?

I love this dude!! Your content deserves a service like S M Zeus!!!

Good video, thanks

Remember me I am the one who subscribed below 300

honesty communicates - loved your examples even for your toddler. thankyou...........

Please keep the volume of background music low.

"because they do care" >> we'd all like to think people want our ideas and work but you're right, Kathryn, how we show up and present ourselves matters.

Good advice, Kathryn! Thanks...

Super pro Kathryn, I like that method too...tell them what you're going to tell them, tell them, and then tell them what you told them. Always a great way to build credibility!

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How do I speak with you one on one? I need your assistance

It's Meathead syndrome.

I've decided to get into podcasting recently so I am doing many 10 minute recordings, off the cuff, to just practice my speaking and catch my flaws before I try to really put together episodes. I appreciate the video and subscribed! I notice in my case, likely because I'm speaking completely off the cuff, that there are certain fillers that are an issue more due to repetition. Too many times saying "See the thing is", "You know", "Look guys", "This is what I'm saying". I'm sure your response is, well duh, don't freestyle a deep thought podcast haha. I want to be very loose and natural sounding. Would you suggest scripting my shows, likely 15 minutes per episode is all, then reading it till it is mostly memorized and then having it out for reference to glance at? I do not want to be fully scripted but I also have a lot of issues I can tell with filler words and 2-3 second dead air gaps, which cause more fillers as you rush to begin a new thought. Does going unscripted with just a few bullet points become a skill one can master over time? Thanks for reading this, it is a long post, sorry lol!

I'm annoyed at the new customer service filler words: "today," "at all," and maybe the problem is pleonasm as "next please," became "I'll help who's next in line please," and "thank you" became "have a nice rest of your day." But thanks for the advice, it will help me with the starting out sentences with, so. I'm in Wisconsin, pretty common here.

Excellent video, thank you.

I don’t think you need to spend so much time telling people who have an anxiety problem why their shaky voice is going to hold them back. They already realize this is not ideal and that’s why they’re looking at your video. You spend over two minutes speaking in very dramatic terms and it made me anxious just listening to you.

Um even though i know the words in my head !?!?

Great video! Very useful. Uhm is my big crutch word, and these tips are so simple, I'm going to give it a go. I have also subscribed and I look forward to watching your channel grow.

Liked the video ..I feel Like That mostly my voice shakes .Will try your ideas ...Thank you ..

Keep up the good work! I see you! 🤞🏾💯

Thank you for the video !!!!

Such valuable content!

I love the personal stories in your productions! Nicely done!

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Nice Work. Sharing on my Social Pages.

Do you struggle with this? Please let me know here in the comments what filler word(s) you struggle with. Or is there something else you would like help with? Tell me, and I might do a podcast on it!

Wow you guys are really cool for doing this im sure the family was touched

Great tips - I found that the ones making the greatest impact are audio, lighting, the angle of the camera to one's face and looking into the lens when speaking. Brilliant explanation.

Good tips. Great statues visual message!

Thank you very much!

Hi Kathrine, Thank you for the info, vey helpful. I want to mirro-flip powerpoint slides with this tool ua-cam.com/video/wknjNwuNLkY/v-deo.html for my iPad and immediate use in a teleprompter to lead me while speaking, would this option lead my speech to more natural and make my presentation conversational in front of the camera?

Very good tips. Thanks. I do think your background is cluttered and distracting, which is what you advise against. Otherwise, you practise what you preach.

WoW this was awesome.

Do a video on split-screen, so the first party can view themselves (to make corrections) if needed.

Thank you.

Funny how you're giving tips for better video conference calls yet your video itself is a trash! What camera were you using here? I'm telling you don't use it again. Ever! All the qualifications you mentioned do not reflect/show on this video. Lol. You sound like a great scammer!

Her tips were on point, but the resolution on her camera could have been better

Thank you very much for your video! There are so many things that I have never thought about! Keep up the good content :-)

Thanks for sharing WFH tips. Can you share some ideas how men can dress, and look fresh and alert on Videos WFH please? Curious to find out what more we men can do to look our best without using makeup etc. Thanks Torbjorn “T-Bone”