Whenever that happens, try going a step or two backwards, ask yourself "what did I say before I lose track of my speech?", it's okay to start over from a previous sentence and it will also reduce your stuttering or "uhhh"-ing. You may get distracted, sometimes when looking through the room, you may notice something about one of the people that sets you off and it completely shatters your concentration, and trying to get back to your topic can be challenging. Caffeine can help connections between those gray cells. To remedy this, I personally try to get a coffee/espresso half an hour before doing a presentation. It may be fatigue, let's say you may have been doing your presentation for already half an hour, and it is natural, if you aren't too passionate about your subject, to get tired or have your brain pull the plug for a brief moment, as random thoughts run through your head. You may be experiencing what is called "mind blanks".īefore I answer, remember that every individual is unique and many factors could be the cause of the mind blanks you are experiencing. I am also wondering the proper way to handle similar situations when you don't find a suitable word to complete your sentence just because mind goes blank? So I am wondering does it happen due to some particular lacks in me that I need to develop? e.g., I am not a native English speaker. This is not the first time, but not often. It again surprised me that I could not even able to remind the word "higher" until I heard the same word in my next presenter's talk.
The reason could be due to the fact that the rate of stronger events increases more rapidly compare to weaker events. Finally I changed my sentence in a different way: Moreover, I was telling this sentence from my mind completely, so I could not take help from my slides also. Though few other words like "rapid, more or larger" were coming to my mind to complete the sentence, but the appropriate word "higher" or any similar word did not come. stronger events have." and finally stopped saying. So I just repeated 2-3 times "stronger events have. The word "higher" didn't come to my mind and suddenly my mind went blank. The reason could be due to the fact that stronger events have higher increasing rates. The situation became so worse that I could not even complete my sentence. My presentation was going very well, probably due to enough practice, but during the presentation my mind suddenly went blank at a point. I had a presentation in last month in USA. Does anyone experience a situation of blank mind during their presentation?
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