Improving Presentation Skills: Powerful Ways to Wrap-Up Your Speech

Saskatoon, Canada, August 04, 2013 --(PR.com)-- The way your speech ends is just as important as the way it begins. This rule applies if you are talking to a room full of board members, a potential account, or a meeting filled with your staff and colleagues. How do you know the best way to end your speech, and improve your presentation skills? Norm Rebin, founder of Success Mentors International, gives this advice: “Your wrap-up should resonate with your audience and bring them to a fulfilling conclusion. This can be achieved by keeping a few simple tips in mind.”

Preparation

Norm Rebin recommends improving your presentation skills by being well prepared. “That should include everything from the opening, the delivery of your speech, your movement, and, of course, your conclusion.” You should know how long your conclusion is going to take so that you have enough time for it to be effective. Nothing will be more jarring to your audience than having you fly through the ending. This preparation includes knowing how to end from any spot in the talk and rehearsing it so it sounds natural.

Final Touches

“Always end with a call to action,” says Norm Rebin. “The challenge you give them will have a bigger impact than anything else you say and will cause them to think of ways to meet you there.” You can also include quotes, poems, or any sayings that will drive home your main point, or end with a special mood.

For more tips on how to wrap-up your presentation, read Norm Rebin’s full length article: http://ezinearticles.com/?Advanced-Presentation-Skills:-Wrapping-Up-Your-Speech&id=7910590.