How Does Fidgeting Affect Your Professional Presentation? #Infographic

Published by Web Desk Sunday, August 28, 2016

Good posture is essential in public speaking because it projects confidence and professionalism. Slouching, swaying, and moving restlessly will only make you look nervous and unprepared, which may ruin your pitch and overall credibility.

Apart from good posture, it is also important to cut off bad presentation habits like fidgeting. Fidgeting is a display of constant movements that may disturb other people. This includes fiddling with your notes, playing with your hands, or even tapping your feet. Even if fidgeting is a subconscious action, as it is a result of anxiety or stage fright, you as a presenter should avoid such action especially when in front of an audience.

By keeping calm, being prepared for your pitch, and practicing vigilance, you can prevent yourself from fidgeting during a presentation. Keeping these pointers in mind allows you to deliver a great speech and build your confidence as a public speaker.

Know more about fidgeting and how you can avoid it in this infographic from presentation design company, SlideGenius. Check it out below.



Infographic by: www.slidegenius.com

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