Dressing the Part
Yes, you must be dressed when you present. Even if you tried the old trick of picturing the audience naked, I doubt you really want them looking at you the same way. Come on, with that body? I don't think so!
So, the first external element to deal with involves what to wear when presenting.
When you're not presenting, anything goes based on corporate or social standards. You're all grown up so you know what you can or can't wear. But in front of a group, I suggest you stick to something BASIC: A Believable Appearance is Simple and the Image is Conservative.
So, try for that classically conservative look with a dash of personal style. When you dress more conservatively, the audience accepts you more quickly. You will reduce those ...
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