Practice Presenting
In this exercise, you'll have the opportunity to practice speaking extemporaneously, which means delivering a speech or presentation without prior preparation.
Click on the "Refresh" button and a random image will be revealed. You'll be challenged to spontaneously share your insights, interpretations, and observations about the image.
In today's fast-paced and "always-on" world, effective communication skills are more vital than ever. Whether you're presenting in a boardroom, leading a team meeting, or engaging in impromptu conversations, being able to think on your feet, articulate your thoughts clearly, and communicate with confidence is essential for success. When I was developing this extemporaneous speaking exercise, my goal was to create something simple that would help practice these critical skills.
Being able to speak extemporaneously is an invaluable skill. It allows you to handle unexpected situations with ease, adapt to different audiences, and convey your ideas clearly and persuasively. This exercise will provide you with a safe and supportive environment to practice and refine your extemporaneous speaking abilities, allowing you to become a more confident and effective communicator in any professional setting.
How it works
Click on the "Refresh" button to reveal a new random image.
Take a few seconds to observe the image and gather your thoughts.
Start speaking extemporaneously about the image in a natural way, incorporating relevant transitions.
Use this exercise as a platform to experiment with different speaking techniques, like storytelling or persuasion.
Repeat the process as many times as you'd like to keep practicing and improving your skills.
TIP: A good presentation will last about 90 seconds, with 15 seconds devoted to each image.