If you lose your place in your outline, just take a pause. Time is moving much more quickly for you than for the audience. They probably won't even notice. OR, just make a joke out of it. Everyone has been there.
Just be yourself. Remember, you probably have a friendly audience who wants to hear what you have to say. Just talk to them like it's one on one.
level_101 and Jeffersonhairpie also have good advice:
The people you'll be speaking to are just people and you're simply talking to them. No different than sitting on a couch in someone's lounge telling a story to a crowd of people
Best advice.
If you lose your place in your outline, just take a pause. Time is moving much more quickly for you than for the audience. They probably won't even notice. OR, just make a joke out of it. Everyone has been there.
Just be yourself. Remember, you probably have a friendly audience who wants to hear what you have to say. Just talk to them like it's one on one.
level_101 and Jeffersonhairpie also have good advice:
>The people you'll be speaking to are just people and you're simply talking to them. No different than sitting on a couch in someone's lounge telling a story to a crowd of people
Best advice.
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