A short coaching segment by TJ Walker offering two primary ways to avoid exceeding allotted presentation time: (1) use a visible timepiece (clock or watch) during the presentation, and (2) rehearse aloud, record and time the rehearsal because silent reading differs from speaking. Emphasizes practicing in advance and knowing the presentation's duration.
So how can you keep from going over your allotted time when you're giving a presentation? Two main ways. Number one, have some kind of a timepiece. Either an old fashioned clock or watch in front of you so you can actually see what the time is. But more important, you need to rehearse out loud, record yourself and time it, because that's going to be very different than if you're just reading silently Your script or PowerPoint. Practice in advance. Know how long it's going to take.
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