Looks at the power of communicating in simple words and concepts.

When making a presentation your ability to pause is as important as the spoken component. There are loads of benefits to pausing, and I think they are all extremely valuable: At the end I’ll let you know the perfect length for pausing. 1. Pausing gives the audience a chance to digest what you’ve just said. [...]

Usually we love getting questions after our presentation. However Matt Drought points out in this blog that a presentations can still tick every box regardless of whether there are any questions.

Being robotic when you present can be easily overcome by getting more certainty, and being more comfortable in your own skin.