storytelling with data podcast

storytelling with data podcast: #76 deliver with confidence

Apr 19, 2024

Information Designer Alli Torban discusses strategies for delivering data presentations, focusing on boosting confidence and overcoming nervousness. They explore benefits of recording presentations for self-evaluation, strategies to overcome nervousness, and enhancing presentation skills through techniques and exercises.

49:18

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Quick takeaways

Identifying and managing nervous habits is crucial for delivering engaging data presentations.

Recording and reviewing presentations aids in refining speaking style and identifying areas for improvement.

Deep dives

Practicing and Refining Presentation Skills

Consistent practice over time helps in refining presentation skills. Identifying and managing nervous habits and adjusting style are key strategies for delivering engaging data presentations. Cole's journey from a nervous speaker to a confident presenter emphasizes the importance of continuous practice and refinement.

Introduction

4min

The Value of Public Speaking Skills for Career Growth and Collaboration

3min

Embracing Discomfort for Growth and Improvement

14min

Recording for Improvement

8min

Overcoming Nervousness in Presentations

15min

Enhancing Presentation Skills through Techniques and Exercises

5min

In this repost of the Data Viz Today podcast, Information Designer Alli Torban talks with Cole about strategies for delivering data presentations, particularly for introverts. From identifying and managing nervous habits to intentionally adjusting style while maintaining authenticity, they share quick tips and broad strategies to put into practice. Discover how to signal confidence, even before feeling it, and learn about real-time data collection techniques to continually refine your speaking skills. Tune in to learn actionable insights that apply whether you're presenting informally to colleagues or commanding attention in front of a crowd!

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