How to rehearse for an important presentation

If you want to deliver a spellbinding presentation, rehearse far more than you’ve done in the past. But you don’t want to sound too rehearsed, so you’ll need to balance memorisation with spontaneity. Nail down the first two and last two minutes of your speech, and leave room for improvisation in between. And practise under pressure. This mean rehearsing in front of one or two people to get your body used to being in front of a crowd. Then ask for feedback, and rehearse again. Read the full Harvard Business Review.