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Tips on how to be better at public speaking?

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Here are some tips to be an effective public speaker.

1. Prepare thoroughly.

Know your subject well. It would be a substantial presentation if you know your topic by heart.

2. Present thoughtfully.

Present in a way, that your audience will learn something from you.

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