THREE Things NOT To Do With Your Hands When Speaking!

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Fred Miller, NO SWEAT Public Speaking.

Here are three things NOT to do with your hands when you’re speaking.

Number One:
Do not point with your index finger.
No one likes to be pointed at. Instead, gesture with your knuckle.

Number Two:
Be sure all the finger gestures you use are universally accepted.
We know that means silence. This, this is not universally accepted. Do not use it!

And Number Three:
Don’t Twitch:
Stroke your hair, rub your face, scratch yourself.
Don’t do those things with your fingers.

Do NOT do those three things when delivering presentations, and I guarantee your next presentation will be absolutely, positively – NO SWEAT!

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