Eight Presentation Tips to Make Your Eye Contact More Powerful - Slide 9
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Some people in your audience may show that they’re uncomfortable with eye connection by looking away. Different cultures have different norms regarding eye connection. Respect that by spending less eye connection time with them – but don’t ignore them!
Even a newbie at public speaking knows they should make eye contact.
But the term eye contact is rather vague. It can infer just making fleeting “contact” with a person then moving on. Don’t make eye contact – make “eye connection.” Eye connection means spending time with each person so that person feels like you’re talking just to them. Eye connection has two major benefits:
- People in your audience will feel that you have genuinely connected with them and that you care about their reaction.
- Because you’re talking to people as if you were in a one-on-one conversation, you’ll come across as conversational. That makes you easy to listen to and engaging.
This slideshow features eight tips on how to make eye connection, provided by presentation trainer Olivia Mitchell. Visit Olivia’s website for more presentation tips.
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