Instructions
- 1 Plan and practice your self-confidence presentation. Highlight methods attendees can use to increase self-confidence. A PowerPoint presentation will help you to show important bullet points as you are speaking. Outline your presentation and create the visual material. Then, practice and time yourself giving the presentation. You want to be sure that it is neither too long or too short based on the time period you have.
2 Lead the group in interactive exercises. People will gain interest if you make your presentation interactive. Ask questions and let attendees explain some of their problems with self-confidence. While you don't want to turn your presentation into a therapy session, people may feel more self-confident when hearing that others face the same problems.
3 Break the audience into smaller groups for practice. Give the small groups an activity that they can do to boost self-confidence. For example, you may want to try role playing exercises, or having one person in the group introduce the other.
4 Allow time for questions. At the end of your presentation, you want to allow attendees the opportunity to ask questions. This can help to clarify the points that you made or help an individual work on a particular problem she is having.
5 Prepare worksheets that attendees can use at home. At the very least, you should give all those that attend the presentation a copy of the outline that you used. This will help them to recall the information that you presented. You could also give a list of additional activities that they can do in order to boost self-confidence.
