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How to Start a Presentation (VISME)

    The presentation can be started in different ways. The main purpose is to make an Impressive Beginning. It is also said that - Well Begun is Half Done. 
    • In a presentation, there are seven steps: Open, Explore, Explain, Invite, Summarise, Request Reaction, and Close.
    • The opening is the most important to reach the target of the presentation.
    1.  Make a Provocative Statement
    2. Incite Curiosity
    3. Shock the Audience
    4. Tell a Story
    5. Be Authentic
    6. Quote an Influential Person
    7. Begin With a Captivating Visual
    8. Ask a Question
    9. Use Silence
    10. Start With a Prop
    11. Tell a Relevant Joke
    12. Use the Word "Imagine"


    Complete Explanation of the Above Presentation by VISME

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